Preconditions for operations such as the SCM deliver operation are
specified by the active team process. The active process is determined
by the team area the stream you deliver to belongs to. The active
process is defined by the project area's process specification plus any
applicable process customization by the team area or any of its parents.

The process specifies whether a precondition can be overruled or not.
Overruling is not a concept that requires another authority. I.e. the
request is not send to anyone. An overrule request just tells the
process runtime that the operation can proceed even in the presence of
failing precondition checks.

Precondition checks that can be overruled are thought as helpers to do
the right thing. They check for conditions that are usually required but
allow for exceptions after manual inspection by the user requesting the
operation.

Kai
Jazz Process component team


ericlee wrote:

Hey guys,

I noticed in the Team Advisor that you get the option to request an
override of a rule in the Team Advisor.

I'm wondering where those requests are sent? And where you get to
approve/deny them?

Thanks!

Eric.

The Process runtime decides whether or not the overrule request will be
granted when you press the "Retry" button on the Team Advisor view
toolbar. Your ability to overrule a precondition is based on how the
process is configured.

When your team lists the preconditions that must be met, they can
specify which ones are overrulable.

- Jared

ericlee wrote:

Hey guys,

I noticed in the Team Advisor that you get the option to request an
override of a rule in the Team Advisor.

I'm wondering where those requests are sent? And where you get to
approve/deny them?

Thanks!

Eric.

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Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team