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Tempo: prevent logging on subtasks

Pete P
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August 12, 2019

Is there a way to prevent users from logging hours on sub-tasks? We would like the time to be recorded only on the parent task so that reporting is easier. 

 

If that is not possible is there a good way to create a filter for issues and sub tasks that rolls up this data?

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Alexander Pappert
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August 13, 2019

I used this method to disable time logging in the parent Task.

It should also work for subtasks

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-restrict-log-work-on-a-specific-status-834225982.html

You have to edit all Workflows and disable logging in every Status of every subtaks workflow.

Pete P
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August 13, 2019

Thanks @Alexander Pappert , that looks helpful but rather than restricting based on status, I hope to prevent any logging of hours on the sub-task without regard to status.   

Nadine Racine
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September 6, 2019

Hi @Alexander Pappert 

Do you log your time with tempo?

I tried the way it was described on your link, it didn't work for me.

 

@Pete P did you find another way?

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September 6, 2019

@Nadine Racine , I ended up creating a copy of my workflow and added the property key "jira.permission.work.denied" on each of the statuses as @Alexander Pappert  suggested.  Next I added the workflow copy to my workflow scheme and assigned the sub-task issue type to the new workflow.  It is working fine although not the most elegant solution. 

I think I may have done better by making a copy of my screen scheme for the sub-task issue type and delete the Tempo fields from the screen.   Jira is so flexible there are more than one way to achieve the desired effect.

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Alexander Pappert
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September 8, 2019

@Nadine Racine 
I don't use Tempo.

I just use this method to disable time logging in the parent Task.

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