Hi,
I have a workflow with two transitions : Implemented and Reviewed.
I have a user group G that contains 5 users.
I added a condition on both transitions for users who belongs to the Group G only can execute those transitions.
Now I face a problem : I need to prevent the user who executed the transition Implemented to execute the transition Reviewed (only 4 users now can execute the reviewed transition).
Can you advice please?
You should use the Jira Misc Worflow Extenion (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/292/jira-misc-workflow-extensions). here is how it can be implemented:
Hello,
I think you would need an add-on for it like Power Scripts, ScriptRunner, Automation for Jira, MyGroovy, Groovioly, JWME and so on.
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@imalex is correct. There are a lot of different plugins that can support this. I would probably recommend that you look at JSU, JMWE and JWT first. Those are all solid collections of conditions, validators and post-functions that can be useful in many different situations. Note, I have no vested interest in any of these.
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The answer depends on what version of Jira you are running. If you in the Cloud, you can create a custom field to hold the user who executed the Implemented Transition. Then create a condition on Reviewed that the user cannot appear in that custom field.
If you are on Server, you will need a plug in to accomplish this using the same technique.
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