Possible Placeholder for Attribute Update
What could be possible event responsible for triggering the event when the Status is manually changed from B to C. When I move the Status from B to C, the Quarter and Year and automatically getting updated. I checked in the "Attribute Customization" as well as "Process Configuration Source" with the attribute ID. Where can I find the Background update for the 2 attributes which are updated automatically ?
Status | B → C |
Quarter | Unassigned → Q1 |
Year | 2019 → 2022 |
Accepted answer
There are at least two possible places.
For the operational behavior that would be in the same Eclipse client but in the Team Configuration for operational behavior for work item save. It would be configured as a follow up action.
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Attribute customization could also be configured in a project area that shares its process, in case you use that capability.
Follow up actions should at least provide a name and a short description that would allow you to understand what they do. Custom operation behavior would show up as one or more custom ini in the server/conf/ccm/provision_profiles and as site folder(s) in server/conf/ccm/sites folder. Custom operational behavior requires the source code to be available to be able to recompile for newer Java and SDK versions and, obviously, should be documented. They need to be addressed during upgrades to new versions and need to be redeployed.
Check if your project area shares the process of another project area. If so, check that process for attribute-customization and configured operation behavior. You might inherit something from there.
You want to look for if you use the process of another PA:
Any script found there might be a culprit.
You should look here:
There is NO choice by default. Anything you find here is custom.
There are other ways to debug this, but the question is, should you ask for paid services to understand what your system is up to.
The site folder should look similar to this. The marked one is a custom follow up action. One or more of those ini files in addition to the ones below indicate one or many extensions. One ini can contain several extensions. The modification date of the ini files is telling. The default ones usually have the same date.
Thanks for such detailed explanation. I will have a check and will have an answer soon. Once I have will post the answer in here and close the loop.