for example :
issue: Follow up a customer to pay.
when the issue contains (pay) then don't give permission to change the status until the field (payment) is changed?
how can i do that?
anther example:
issue: Pictures for the project.
Cant change the status until an attachment is attached?
i need status permission related with conditions ... in workflow and JQL
Hi,
You could achieve this with a workflow condition from a number of third party apps. Are you on Jira Server or Cloud?
On Jira Cloud, your options are very limited.
I assume your transition has a transition screen where you input the value of the payment field, right? And you want to prevent the transition from being submitted unless a value is provided for the payment field. If that's the case, you just need a Field Required Validator (or a Field has been modified Validator). That applies as well to the Attachments field I believe.
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thank you for answering...the validator is for all issues that are created but i want this validator for only the issues that contains the word (payment)
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Then you can use JMWE's "Build-your-own" Validator with a simple expression like:
!issue.summary.includes("payment") || !!issue.customfield_11955
where customfield_11955 needs to be replaced with the ID of your "Payment" custom field (which you do by using the "Issue Fields" help tab of the expression editor)
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As far as I know, Automation for Jira doesn't provide workflow conditions and validators.
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