El problema que tengo es que he estado creando un flujo de trabajo personalizado para mi empresa, donde el ultimo paso se llama "Cerrada" y tiene el estatus de Listo.
Sin embargo, al llegar a este estado en el proyecto de prueba que cree, me sigue permitiendo modificar... ¿Como puedo restringir la modificación a cualquier usuario incluso al responsable? o que sencillamente estos estados sean definitivos y solo me permitan ver o reabrir la incidencia y no cambiar sus respectivos campos.
Agradecería mucho su apoyo.
Saludos.
Hi,
If I understand your question correctly, this link might be of assistance: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-do-i-edit-closed-issues-779160787.html
(You need to add a property to the state that says issues in this state aren't editable.)
/Monika
That's right! Thanks Monika. Using that property now I can avoid that a status can be modified.
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Hi Monika, I use that property but it is still possible to create comments.
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Hi,
According to Jira, "commenting" isn't included in "editing".
What you can do is to add another property to the status in the workflow. When I looked around, I saw some different suggestions, but the one that worked for me was to add jira.permission.comment.denied with value '' (two single quotes).
Good luck!
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