Hello,
So, here is what In want to do? I have made a Transition from In Progress to Code Review Status. After Code Review, it is moved to testing. If tester finds some bugs, it is moved to To-Do state again and then code review again.
Is there any way to skip the transition from In Progress to Code Review second time because the code is already reviewed the first time?
I hope I have made my question clear?
Hi @Hizkeel Khan ,
In your case you can use the 'previous status' condition.
regards, Marco
Thank you for the reply. Can you please explain it in detail? I need to condition from the workflow?
Let me try and I'll let you know how it goes.
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Hi @Hizkeel Khan ,
By adding a condition to a transition in the workflow, the transition is available or not. Depending on whether issue or user meets the condition.
So add to the transition from In Progress to Code Review the 'previous status' condition that transition is only available issue has not been in status 'Code Review'. And make sure there is a transition from In Progress to Testing with the 'previous status' condition that this transition is only available issue has already been in status 'Code Review'.
Good luck.
regards, Marco
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@Marco Brundel - I'm not sure if it works for me. I have added the condition from In Progress to Code Review Status:
I have not attained the results I wanted...I have attached the screenshots for reference. What I want is If story is moved to first time from In Progress to Code Review then Testing...
Moved from Testing to In Progress again. When from In progress, it should move to testing directly not Code Review because it has been in this status already.
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
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Hi @Hizkeel Khan ,
It is then important to make a transition from In Progress to Testing. On this 'new' transition I would put the status 'Code review started' in the 'previous status' condition and not check 'reverse condition'.
On the transition 'Code review started' I would put the status 'Code review' in the 'previous status' condition and a check mark at 'reverse condition'.
Unfortunately, due to the login problems, I can't imitate it myself at the moment.
regards, Marco
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@Marco Brundel - Sorry for the late reply. I have tried it and it works perfectly fine. Thank you so much!
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