I asked this question before, but have not gotten a usable answer. In the Issue Creation Screen is a Custom Field named Purchase Method with 3 choices.
I have 2 transitions after the PM Approved Status. Transition 1: Assign to Cash and Transition 2: Assign to Logistics. IF the Purchase Method selected is Cash, I want to execute the Transition Assign to Cash. If the Purchase Method selected is Credit, I want to execute the Transition Assign to Logistics.
We have JSU installed. How do I accomplish this?
You can do this by setting a condition on the transitions, JSU allows you do to a compare to see if your field contains a specific value, so only if the condition is true the transition is available. I used a JSU condition to determine if an issue could be closed or if it had to go through validation first based on a custom field.
Would you please be more specific. We tried this, but it doesn't work. Below is the Condition. Purchase Method is the Custom Field. BRM is the choice in the Purchase Method drop down, which we want to be true to take this path...do I need to do something different?
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That should be it. I don't have JSU where I currently work, but the condition should work similar to the one on Jira Cloud, here is an example I just created:
In this case the component has to be either Bitbucket or Jira for the transition to be available. Look at the condition setting, is it set to Any of the following conditions or All of the following conditions.
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Thank you for answering. I will try String values with quotes.
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Mikael, thanks for answering. Below is my condition, and below that is my workflow. In this configuration, the workflow stops at PM Approved when the condition pictured is implemented:
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