Developers work with multiple Issue Types (bug, task, user story, etc).
While grooming the backlog, once a story has been discussed and is ready for development it is transitioned to the 'Ready for Development' state by selecting it from a drop down.
I would like to require that story points be entered when transitioning a user story (and only a user story) to 'Ready for Development'.
I see how I can do this for all issue types, but I'm not sure how to do it only for user stories.
All help is appreciated
Hii @Dean Del Ponte
If you want to have just one workflow, you can add a parallel transition on workflow and then on one of them defines a condition that issutype = story and your desire validator (story point must be required) and on another transition define a condition like issuetype != story without any validator
Very innovative approach! I think I may give that a try.
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Hi @Dean Del Ponte -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I believe that you can do that using workflow validators. Please see this documentation for more information:
Best regards,
Bill
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Yes, it's true that I can add a workflow validator requiring story points be entered for all issue types during the transition, but I only want the validator to be required for user stories.
I could create separate workflows for each issue type and create a validator for the User Story issue type, but this would become a maintenance nightmare.
Maybe I'm missing something?
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Yes, you would need different workflows by issue type because you want the field to be mandatory (and use the validator) for only one type: user stories. Although in all other things you could make the workflows identical, and so making board configuration easier.
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