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While we continue building the new workflow editor, there are some features you’ll only be able to access from the old editor. You can switch between editors at any time to access the features you need. Changing your default workflow editor .
This article lists which features are available and unavailable in the new workflow editor, and which new rules replace which old rules.
New rules in the new workflow editor replace old rules from the old workflow editor. You can use this list to see which old rules map to which new rules.
Only Assignee Condition
Only Reporter Condition
Permission Condition
User Is In Any Group
User Is In Any Project Role
User Is In Project Role
User Is In Group
Previous Status Condition
Permission Validator
User Permission Validator
Transition screen (This isn’t a rule in the old workflow editor, but it is in the new workflow editor.)
Copy Value From Other Field
Update Issue Custom Field
Update Issue Field
Clear Field Value
Status mapping
Properties
Shared transitions
Custom events
Unavailable rules
Note that we’ll add many of these rules as we keep improving the new workflow editor.
User Is In Group Custom Field
User Is In Custom field
Hide From User Condition
Always False Condition
Value Field
Compare Number Custom Field
Sub-Task Blocking Condition
Separation of Duties condition
Field Required Validator
Field has been modified Validator
Field has single value Validator
Regular Expression Check
Date Compare Validator
Date Window Validator
Previous State Validator
Parent Status Validator
Assign to Current User
Assign to Lead Developer
Assign to Reporter
Trigger a Webhook
Set issue security level based on user's project role
Only Bamboo Notifications Workflow Condition
Create Crucible Review Workflow Function
Looped transitions
Exporting workflows
Triggers
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