Issue type specific checklist

 

 

You want to track if all tasks to resolve an issue has been done, and who has been tackling it.
The list of checkitems depend on the issue type. Ie. When resolving an improvement, the set of tasks is different from when a bug needs to be resolved. 

Setting up a driving table

The driving table contains the list of checkitems which will populate the grid.
An attribute 'forType'  allows to distinguis between checkitems for an improvement and checkitems for a bug.

 

Access the driving table administration, and add a new driving table

 

 

Configure the driving table

 

 

The configuration of the driving table grid is as follows - check out the 'forType' column which is a dropdown box with all 
possible issuetypes 

####################################################################### # Checkitems is a driving table which lists all tasks to be completed # before a product issue can be considered as completed ####################################################################### # # Grid definition # gd.columns = isummary, fortype gd.ds = jira gd.tablename = checkitems # # Summary # col.isummary = Summary col.isummary.type = string col.isummary.width = 200 # # forTYpe # The for type column is a list of all the issuetypes contained in this jira # col.fortype = For Type col.fortype.type = list col.fortype.query = select pname, id from issuetype order by pname col.fortype.query.ds = jira col.fortype.width = 100


Edit the content of the driving table

 

Setup a grid custom field

 

Access the custom field administration and a new custom field of type 'Table Grid' 

 

######################################################################## # The issue type specific checklist allows to track what needs to be # completed before an issue can be considered as resolved ######################################################################## gd.columns = isummary, responsible, status, updateDate, updateUser gd.tablename = issueCheckList gd.ds = jira gd.visiblerows = auto # # Use gd.tracking to maintain who updated a row when # gd.tracking = true # # Initialize the data with checklist items from the driving table # depending on the issue type. # Only summary gets initialized, all other attributes are empty (null) gd.query = select isummary from jira.checkitems_d1 where forType_name = {issue:type} gd.query.ds = jira # # Summary # col.isummary = Summary col.isummary.type = String col.isummary.width = 400 # # The responsible is a drop down list with users from the internal directory # col.responsible = Responsible col.responsible.type = List col.responsible.query = select display_name from cwd_user where directory_id=1 col.responsible.query.ds = jira # # The status is a dropdown, statically initialized # col.status = Status col.status.type = List col.status.list.size = 2 col.status.name1 = Open col.status.value1 = O col.status.name2 = Closed col.status.value2 = C col.status.defaultValue = O # # Updated date and user are readonly fields mapped to the tracking fields # col.updateDate = Updated on col.updateDate.name = DT_UPD col.updateUser = Updated by col.updateUser.name = JIRA_USER_UPD




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