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What Transition steps are allowed for Epics?

Michael Leak July 11, 2024

I have added a On Hold step / status in my epic workflow and have added 3 transitions from different statuses to the On Hold step, but I cannot add a transition from the On Hold status back to any of the other statuses. 

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Marc - Devoteam
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July 11, 2024

Hi @Michael Leak 

Can you provide a screenshot of you workflow?

And as @John Funk mentioned, what prevents you to create these transitions?

Michael Leak July 12, 2024

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July 18, 2024

Hi @Michael Leak 

You should just be able to create transitions from the on hold status to others.

Is there any message you are getting, when creating such a transition?

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July 18, 2024

Hi @Michael Leak 

It's realted to this KB document.

Cannot add transitions or delete steps in draft workflows also see related issue JRASERVER-19813 

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John Funk
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July 11, 2024

Hi Michael,

What is preventing you from doing that? 

John Funk
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July 12, 2024

So, what happens when you try to add the transition back to the other statuses? 

Michael Leak July 18, 2024

Get the following error

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John Funk
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July 18, 2024

Okay, you will need to copy the workflow. Then make the changes on the new workflow while it is still inactive. Then you can add the new workflow to the workflow scheme currently being used the by the project. Match it up with the same issue types the current workflow uses. You are in effect, switching out the workflows. 

Or you can try to switch over to the new workflow editor when you got in to edit the workflow. Make the changes and publish. 

Michael Leak July 22, 2024

Why does the epic workflow behave differently to the others? On story, bug and task workflows I have edited them in exactly the same manner as I have tried here. 

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John Funk
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July 22, 2024

They don't behave differently - it depends on what you are doing with the workflow. 

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