Hi all,
I required support for the parent-child flow in JIRA.
1. Parent (IssueType:: - story)
2. Child (Issue Type:- Task/Subtask)
I have multiple subtask and task under the issue type Story.
How I can ensure that Story (Parent) will remain in In-Progress status until all issues under the story are not resolved.
For Example Story workflow ( To-Do, In-Progress, Done), Task workflow: ( To-Do, In-Progress, Done).
Initial state: Story XYZ (State: To-Do), Task ABC (State: To-Do) , Task PQR ( State: To-Do)
If task ABC moves from To-Do to the In-Progress, then Story XYZ should automatically move to the In-Progress state.
Now if task ABC is in Done state then Story XYZ must remain in the In_progress state. (As PQR is still pending)
Once the Task PQR is completed (Done) then only Story XYZ moves to Done state.
I want this process to work automatically. I know we can use the post-function for this but can someone but suggest How I need to configure it.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jay
Hey, Jay
Indeed, there is a Condition available in the workflow to prevent parent task from closing if the child task is not finished as well.
Please follow the steps below to add the necessary condition:
Regarding this process to work automatically, transition the parent issue when the sub-task is transitioned is not a native feature from JIRA Software. There was a feature request: JRACLOUD-13012 reported for this issue, but is set by the development team as Won't fix, as this is an add-on functionality called Jira Misc Workflow Extensions, that allows you transition the parent when the sub-tasks are transitioned. For better understanding this add-on, please see the following documentation:
Let me know if this helps!
Gabi
Commenting on an old thread, but it seems important to note that the add-on Gabi mentioned is a *paid* add-on. This functionality seems very important and should be part of the core Jira, IMO.
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