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Customizing Workflows and Issue Fields

Last updated April 13, 2024

Introduction: Customizing workflows and issue fields in Bugasura allows teams to tailor the bug tracking process to their specific needs and requirements. By defining custom workflows and configuring issue fields, teams can streamline their bug tracking workflow, standardize processes, and capture relevant information effectively. In this guide, we'll explore how to customize workflows and issue fields in Bugasura to optimize your bug tracking process.

Step-by-Step Guide:

  1. Understand Your Workflow Requirements:
  • Before customizing workflows and issue fields, identify your team's workflow requirements, including the stages/issues your team typically encounters and the information you need to capture for each issue.
  1. Access Workflow and Field Configuration:
  • Log in to your Bugasura account and navigate to the administration or settings section. Look for options related to workflow and field configuration, which may be located under project settings or customization options.
  1. Define Custom Workflows:
  • Define custom workflows that reflect your team's bug tracking process. Determine the stages/issues that issues progress through, such as "Open," "In Progress," "Testing," and "Closed," and define the transitions between these stages.
  1. Configure Workflow Transitions:
  • Configure workflow transitions to define the allowed actions and transitions between different stages/issues. Specify which users or roles are permitted to transition issues between stages and define any conditions or requirements that must be met for each transition.
  1. Customize Issue Fields:
  • Customize issue fields to capture relevant information for each issue. Determine the fields that are essential for your team's bug tracking process, such as severity, priority, assignee, due date, and additional custom fields specific to your workflow.
  1. Add Custom Fields:
  • Add custom fields to capture additional information that is not covered by default issue fields. Define custom fields to capture specific data points relevant to your team's workflow, such as version numbers, environment details, or user-defined categories.
  1. Set Field Properties:
  • Set properties for each custom field, including field type (e.g., text, dropdown, checkbox), visibility, and requiredness. Customize field properties to ensure that they align with your team's data capture requirements and usability preferences.
  1. Arrange Field Layout:
  • Arrange the layout of issue fields to optimize usability and readability. Organize fields into logical groups or sections and adjust the display order to prioritize essential fields and streamline data entry.
  1. Test and Validate Customizations:
  • Test and validate your workflow and field customizations to ensure that they meet your team's requirements and function as expected. Create test issues and simulate the bug tracking process to verify that custom workflows and fields behave as intended.
  1. Gather Feedback and Iterate:
  • Gather feedback from team members on the customized workflows and issue fields and iterate based on their input. Solicit feedback on usability, effectiveness, and any additional customization needs to continuously improve your bug tracking process.

By customizing workflows and issue fields in Bugasura, teams can optimize their bug tracking process, standardize workflows, and capture relevant information effectively. Follow these steps to tailor Bugasura to your team's specific needs and enhance your bug tracking workflow.

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