Workflow properties

You can use workflow properties to implement restrictions on certain steps or transitions of a workflow (below).

(minus) Please Note: Not everything on this page is recommended!

  • We do not recommend using all of these types of workflow properties as we cannot guarantee that some data and operations (e.g. bulk operations) will not be broken. Hence, use these types of workflow properties at your own risk!

(info) For details on how to implement workflow properties (i.e. step and transition properties) in your workflow, please refer to Working with workflows.

Available JIRA workflow properties

There are a few workflow properties which you can use in a transition or step of a workflow. Here are some helpful links:

Name

Values

Related Issues

References

Notes

jira.field.resolution.exclude

Resolution id

 

 

Add comma-separated resolution ids to the transition properties where you want to not show certain resolutions

jira.field.resolution.include

Resolution id

JRA-16443

 

Add comma-separated resolution ids to the transition properties

jira.i18n.submit

i18n property key

JRA-6798

 

Transition (usage: action submit button name)

jira.i18n.title

i18n property key

JRA-6798

 

Transition (usage: action name, etc.)

jira.issue.editable

true, false

 

Working with workflows

Step

jira.permission.*

user1, user2 / group1, group2 / role/

...?

 

JRA-6381

JRA-34621

JRA-35917

Step (usage: only to restrict permission to either roles,group, or users when issue is in that step)

 

opsbar-sequence

Integer value greater than or equal to 0

 

Advanced workflow configuration (Customizing transitions)

Transitions on the 'View Issue' page

Last modified on Sep 28, 2017

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