Use case
This is one of the built-in usage examples and simply checks whether the current issue has any unresolved sub-tasks.
This is particularly important if you want to block a parent issue as long as work is still being done on related subtasks.
Use case details
Configuration steps
Definition of basic (required) parameters
| Parameter | Value(s) / Steps to set value(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Jira expression | issue.subtasks.filter(s => !(s.resolution != null)).length = 0 | This expression makes sure that there are no sub-tasks of the current issue that don't have a resolution set. |
Variations
You can easily modify this use case to check for specific resolutions o.
| Parameter | Value(s) / Steps to set value(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Jira expression | issue.subtasks.filter(s => !(s.resolution.name == 'Done')).length = 0 | This expression makes sure that there are all sub-tasks of the current issue that have a resolution set to 'Done'. |
| Jira expression | issue.subtasks.filter(s => !(s.status.name == 'Done')).length = 0 | All sub-tasks must be in the status of DONE |
This is how it's done
Screencast
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This is how it should look like
| Where | Final configuration |
|---|---|
| Backend | |
| Frontend |
