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Consequence of migrating to the new JIRA flow

The JIRA process for each kind of issue type is controlled by a set of flows, i.e workflows. In order to migrate to the new JIRA flow, all current issues must be migrated to the new versions of these workflows.
All issue status must also be migrated to their counterpart in the JIRA flow.

Workflow migration

Currently all main tasks – change requests, bugs and bugs (non-production) – are utilizing the CDRator Main task workflow. This workflow will be substituted by the new main flow; the CDRator Workflow Main-Task 4.1 workflow.

Migration of the main workflow

The following table gives an overview of which workflow states that maps to each other in the new and old workflow.

Current state

New state

Migration comment

Open

Open

 

Analyzing

Analyzing

 

Ready for processing

Ready for processing

 

In progress

In progress

 

On hold

On hold

 

Waiting

On hold

 

In QA

In QA

 

Resolved

Ready for release

 

Delivered

Resolved

 

Reopened

Open

Instead of reopening a task, a clone must be created.

Closed

Closed

Migrated issues will be closed as accepted

Migration of the sub task workflow

Migration of the CDRator JIRA 2.0 workflow


Migration of issue types

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