FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPERApr 16 '14, 7:59 a.m.
I would assume that this is when you change the type of a work item and the current state is not available on the new type, which would cause the work item to transition to new.Never realized we have that!
If I do not have this permission, then the work item types that I see in the Type dropdown are ONLY those that have the same workflow defined as the work item type it is now. So for example, for me, defect & task have different workflows, so within a Defect, "Task" is not in the Type dropdown. I have a couple work item types that use the same workflow, and so when I have one of those up, the Type dropdown shows both the type it is now (Schedule) and the only other type that has the same Workflow (Dependency).
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Ralph Schoon
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Apr 16 '14, 7:59 a.m.I would assume that this is when you change the type of a work item and the current state is not available on the new type, which would cause the work item to transition to new.Never realized we have that!
Susan Hanson
Apr 16 '14, 9:11 a.m.I did a quick test and what it looks like is ...
If I do not have this permission, then the work item types that I see in the Type dropdown are ONLY those that have the same workflow defined as the work item type it is now. So for example, for me, defect & task have different workflows, so within a Defect, "Task" is not in the Type dropdown. I have a couple work item types that use the same workflow, and so when I have one of those up, the Type dropdown shows both the type it is now (Schedule) and the only other type that has the same Workflow (Dependency).
Susan
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