Upon receiving a case from the Service Desk, I would like to have the case not assigned to anyone but instead sitting in a queue for an agent to pickup. This type of allocation will be self-service by the agent. I can only find details related to how to have automatic assignees upon submission of a case but I am looking for the opposite.
I have already tried going to: ProjectName -> Project Settings -> Details...and setting the Default Assignee to "Unassigned" but this appears to not have any impact. When I change the Project Lead's name in this section, this definitively changes who the case is the assignee. I am not sure if there is a way to remove the Project Lead from the Details section or if I need to create a "group" user like "support" and have the cases automatically assigned to that user so individuals can then go in a take from the queue. Help please!
Interestingly enough the global configuration of "allow unassigned issues" is turned on AND the Default Assignee = Unassigned. However, whenever a new case is submitted, it is still being automatically assigned to the Project lead as per the Project Settings -> Details page. As an alternate approach, I created a generic support user and assigned the support@ email address to that user. When I changed the Project lead (Project Settings -> Details) to the generic support user, when a case was submitted the generic support user became the default Assignee. Not necessarily optimal but a good work around approach. The help desk team then pulls cases cases from the generic support user and reassigns.
Changing the project's lead does not change the assignee of issues, so I am a bit confused by the question. But I'll take a shot.
An issue does not need to have an assignee, unless you have turned off "allow unassigned issues" in the global configuration.
To change the settings for a default (not required, just default) assignee, check the project settings from "default = project lead / component lead / particular person" to "default = unassigned"
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