Hey, when someone changes an issue priority in our team, he/she need to provide a clarification in a comment about the change.
Is it possible to call a popup Screen (similar to screens you can call during workflow transitions) with a comment block?
For example priority from 4 to 2 with a comment: "We need to hurry! The client introduced a new deadline"
P.s. issue remains in the same status, it's just an update from a reporter (or anyone else).
Hi @Alexey
You can try to use a self-transition in your workflow that will loop back to the same status and in between you can use a transition screen to capture a comment.
I hope it helps.
Ravi
Unfortunately you can only have the comment screen pop up during a transition, but you could certainly utilized Automation to prompt users to add a comment after the priority is changed. If that would work for you, I could help you set something up.
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@Kristin Lyons
I think that would be awesome, could you plz share the algorithm or hint on how to call such event?
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@AlexeyThis is what I set up in my test environment, when the priority changes it will send a slack message but you could easily change it to a Teams message, an email, or even add a comment to the issue.
To start go to your project settings and then go to Automation. From there you can create a new rule.
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@Kristin LyonsOh, i thought it might be something where you can add your comment. But in your scenario automation will just annoy everyone, including those, who add a clarification comment before priority change.
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Yes, that is true. @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ 's solution is probably better, you would create a transition in the workflow maybe call it Update Priority and have the priority and comment fields appear.
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