Hello Community,
I have implemented a workflow and encountered an issue during its operation. The workflow I created follows these steps:
From In blueprinting to BACK TO BUSINESS REQUIREMENT" state, the workflow can either go to "IN DEV" or "TO PARAMETERIZATION." Subsequently, the ticket progresses to "IN SIT," "IN UAT," and finally "DONE."
The problem I am facing is that when the state transitions back to "IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT," the option to go to "BLUEPRINTING" does appear. Instead, only "IN DEV" and "PARAMETERIZATION" wanted to displayed.
Could anyone please advise on how to resolve this issue so that the "BLUEPRINTING" option isn't available when transitioning back to the "IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT" state?
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
Hi Soukaina,
Are there Conditions on the transition from In Business Requirement to In Blueprinting? If so, what do those look like?
Hi John ,
No there is no condition on any transaction .
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That's strange. I am wondering if it is a caching issue with the browser. You might try clearing your cache or try another browser. Or try with Incognito mode.
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ahh sorry my bad , actually , I want if
I have a transition from IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT to IN BLUEPRINTING, and I also have a transition from IN BLUEPRINTING back to IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT.
When I transition back to the IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT state, I want the options for IN DEV and PARAMETERIZATION to be displayed. However, the option for BLUEPRINTING should not be displayed at this point.
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I want in the step which I did Back to business Requirement , when I want to change go to blueprinting to not displayed
only go to de and go to parametrazation are displayed
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Hi @Soukaina IBALINE In your workflow, would you need issues to always go from IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT to IN BLUEPRINTING first or is it ever possible for an issue to go from IN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT directly to IN DEV or PARAMETRAZATION?
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No, I don't need my issue to go directly to development or parameterization; it must go through blueprinting first.
However, when my issue returns to the business requirement phase, it has the option to go to either development or parameterization, and it shouldn't go back to blueprinting.
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So, what you need to do is create custom field, whatever type you like. Then when it moves to blueprinting the first time set that with a value. For instance, a radio button and set it to yes. Then also add a condition going to blueprinting that checks to make sure that the custom field is not equal to the value that you are setting in the custom field. And/or check that it’s empty Depending on the type of field that you used.
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