Hi,
I have the transition from OPEN to DECLINED statuses and I want to have this scenario:
1.) User is going to click to DECLINED status (the issue is in OPEN)
2.) When User clicks to change the status, a new dialog is opened, where the user can enter the comment (reason of the decline) - this comment is set as mandatory in Workflow settings by validator.
3.) The comment will be added to the issue.
4.) The issue will be set to "disable to add comments" via its property
5.) The issue is closed and user is not able to add new comments anymore.
Problem is, that if I click to the status: "DECLINED" - the issue is set to DECLINED status but the comment which was created on the screen is not added - becuase of property set in step 4.
Any thoughts how to solve this without any plugins?
Interesting issue you found there...
I think this is due to the fact the order of post-function events is:
If you could have switched that order, that would probably help. I'm not sure that's possible without an app or in the cloud allthogether.
I would use a workaround, unless someone else here has a better suggestion:
Hello, thanks for the hints, I have tried that, but changing the order of post-functions is not possible:
Unfortunately, there are no post-function to set-up the property:
So I have tried also the automation. Automation was fired correctly, but the property did not work.....
Any clue? :)
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How about using the automation only to change the status while the property will remain on the workflow level?
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I think this is not possible since user need to trigger this action....
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