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Use case

Block the transition of an issue of Epic issue type if some of issues under it, differentiated by issue type, are not in a certain status.


Configuration


Jira expression*

!issue.isEpic || issue.stories.filter(story => story.issueType.name == "Issue type of the issue").every(story=>story.status.name == "Selected status")

All of the issues with a certain issue type are in the selected status.



You can modify the expression to cater your requirements in many ways. Here you can find some more examples.


Jira expression*

!issue.isEpic || issue.stories.filter(i => i.issueType.name == "Issue type of the issue" && i.status.name == "Selected status").length >= 1

At least one issue with a certain issue type in the selected status.





Jira expression*

!issue.isEpic || issue.stories.filter(i => i.issueType.name == "Issue type of the issue" && ["Status 01", "Status 02"].includes(i.status.name)).length == 0

None of the issues with a certain issue type are in any of the selected statuses.







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Use case description

Check whether an epic has all issues under it in a certain status.

This is particularly important if you want to block an epic as long as work is still being done on related sub-tasks.

This use case is valid for both conditions and validators. The only difference is that you can specify an additional error message when using a validator.

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