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Using properties

Using properties

- [Instructor] Finally, let's discuss workflow properties. Now this section comes with a warning, however. The documentation warns that properties can be, well, unpredictable. Just keep this in mind when you're building and testing. A property is a key value pair used to further customize statuses and transition behavior. Let's explore the three I use most. The first is jira.issue.editable. In the screenshot, I've applied the jira.issue.editable property to the final workflow status and set the value to false. This means information and issues in the Done status cannot be changed. This is sometimes useful in a highly regulated environment. jira.issue.editable works in Server and Data Center. For cloud, use the Jira.permission.edit.denied property instead. Next is jira.field.resolution.include. In the screenshot, I've applied the jira.field.resolution.include property to the Done transition. The property value's 10,000, 10,001 and 10,002 represent the standard Done, Won't Do and…

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