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Work Item field for "Found In" is always gray

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Frank McGrath (242●1●6●2) | asked Nov 28 '07, 3:58 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
In our repository, we can specify the milestone a work item is planned for,
but not which milestone a defect was found in. I assume that there is some
needed configuration somewhere, as it looks like the "Found In" can actually
be more granular than the milestones. So I expect that it is configurable,
but do not know where. Any ideas?

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Frank McGrath (242●1●6●2) | answered Nov 28 '07, 4:18 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
OK - I found how to customize this; you edit the process with stuff like
this:


<enumeration attributeTypeId="version">

<literal

id="0"

default="true"

name="Unspecified"

/>



</enumeration>

For some reason there were NO version attributes in our process.

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In our repository, we can specify the milestone a work item is planned
for, but not which milestone a defect was found in. I assume that there
is some needed configuration somewhere, as it looks like the "Found In"
can actually be more granular than the milestones. So I expect that it is
configurable, but do not know where. Any ideas?
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Gabriel Castro (121●6) | answered Nov 29 '07, 12:30 p.m.
Hmmmm....doesn't seem to work if I specify it in a Team Area. It would be great if I could assign versions specific to a team area.
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Gabriel Castro (121●6) | answered Nov 30 '07, 8:37 a.m.
Now that I think about, I was probably trying to do too much in one Project Area when I should've just split everything in its own project.

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