I am currently creating a workflow for a new project and I run into road block.
Is it possible to have a transition that will have a screen with a yes/no radio button that when a user selects yes the issue is move to a different "status" and if a user answers no the issues is moved to a total different "status".
I have seen in help area where it is possible to move to one different status base on a select option, but not two.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
No, that's not possible, even with SR.
A transition has a single end-point, it is always going to land in one place.
You have a couple of options.
Note the downsides:
Nic,
I have setup the two transition with the idea of using a condition and a screen set on one of the transition with a yes/no radio button. Which is pretty much what I am looking for.
The road block I have run into is setting the condition which would send the issue to other status if the user selects the option of no.
Could you provide insight on which condition to use if the user select the "no" option?
I have watch many youtube video's but none of them cover this type of scenario.
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Hi,
I guess you could use 2 fast-track transition post functions on the current transition. I'm mentioning this, since you have tagged this with scriptrunner.
So let's say you start from Status A.
You have a transition from Status A to a Temporary Status. This transition contains 2 fast-track transition post-functions, each checking if the value of the custom field is "Yes" or "No" accordingly.
From Temporary Status you would have 2 transitions, one to each target status you'd like.
Cheers
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Hi
Each transition head should connected to exactly one specific status, no less no more.
Could you explain your case and say why you need this, It may be a better solution exists for you?
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