WorkFlows
A JIRA Training workflow is a set of statuses and transitions that an issue goes through during its lifecycle. JIRA workflow encompasses five main stages once the issue is created.
- Open Issue
- Resolved Issue
- InProgress Issue
- ReOpened Issue
- Close Issue
While workflow in JIRA comprises of Statuses, assignee, resolution, conditions, validators, post-function's and properties
- Statuses: It represents the positions of the issues within a workflow
- Transitions: Transitions are the bridges between statuses, the way a particular issue moves from one status to another
- Assignee: The assignee dictates the responsible party for any given issue and determines how the task would be executed
- Resolution: It explains why an issue transitions from an open status to a closed one
- Conditions: Conditions control who can perform a transition
- Validators: It can ensure that the transition can happen given the state of the issue
- Properties: JIRA recognizes some properties on transitions
You can assign the status of the issue from the window itself, when you click on the check box for IN Progress status as shown in screen shot below, it will reflect the status in the issue panel highlighted in yellow.
For the issue that we have created, JIRA will present a workflow which maps the progress of the project. As shown in screenshot whatever status that we have set in the Issue panel it will be reflected in Workflow chart, here we have set the issue status in "In Progress" and same status is updated in the workflow, highlighted in yellow. Workflow can give a quick overview of the work under process.
Plug-ins in JIRA
There are plug-ins available for JIRA to work more effectively, some of these plugins are Zendesk, Salesforce, GitHub, Gitbucket and so on. Some of them enables support team to report issues directly into JIRA, creates unlimited private repositories with full featured issue and test management support, etc.
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