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Is it possible to identify multiple values in a WHENNOT rule when defining WIT object?
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We are attempting to expose a new field to only two groups (of many) within a TFS team project. We would like to implement a rule to the WIT object for which multiple values would satisfy the issue.
We have tried nested..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2"/>
repeated...
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1">
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2">
</WHENNOT>
and some guesses to the syntax..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 or 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 || 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1, 2"/>
without achieving the intended result.
<FIELD name="Original Estimate" refname="Microsoft.VSTS.Scheduling.OriginalEstimate" type="Double" reportable="measure" formula="sum">
<HELPTEXT>Initial value for Remaining Work - set once, when work begins</HELPTEXT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="24">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.State" value="To Do">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHEN field="System.State" value="Done">
<REQUIRED />
</WHEN>
</FIELD>
We would like to show the field based on whether the WIT is associated with Area ID 1 or 2, but otherwise hide from all of others.
visual-studio tfs
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We are attempting to expose a new field to only two groups (of many) within a TFS team project. We would like to implement a rule to the WIT object for which multiple values would satisfy the issue.
We have tried nested..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2"/>
repeated...
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1">
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2">
</WHENNOT>
and some guesses to the syntax..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 or 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 || 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1, 2"/>
without achieving the intended result.
<FIELD name="Original Estimate" refname="Microsoft.VSTS.Scheduling.OriginalEstimate" type="Double" reportable="measure" formula="sum">
<HELPTEXT>Initial value for Remaining Work - set once, when work begins</HELPTEXT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="24">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.State" value="To Do">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHEN field="System.State" value="Done">
<REQUIRED />
</WHEN>
</FIELD>
We would like to show the field based on whether the WIT is associated with Area ID 1 or 2, but otherwise hide from all of others.
visual-studio tfs
edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
10.7k11 gold badges20 silver badges41 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
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How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23
add a comment
|
We are attempting to expose a new field to only two groups (of many) within a TFS team project. We would like to implement a rule to the WIT object for which multiple values would satisfy the issue.
We have tried nested..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2"/>
repeated...
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1">
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2">
</WHENNOT>
and some guesses to the syntax..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 or 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 || 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1, 2"/>
without achieving the intended result.
<FIELD name="Original Estimate" refname="Microsoft.VSTS.Scheduling.OriginalEstimate" type="Double" reportable="measure" formula="sum">
<HELPTEXT>Initial value for Remaining Work - set once, when work begins</HELPTEXT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="24">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.State" value="To Do">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHEN field="System.State" value="Done">
<REQUIRED />
</WHEN>
</FIELD>
We would like to show the field based on whether the WIT is associated with Area ID 1 or 2, but otherwise hide from all of others.
visual-studio tfs
edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
10.7k11 gold badges20 silver badges41 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
132 bronze badges
We are attempting to expose a new field to only two groups (of many) within a TFS team project. We would like to implement a rule to the WIT object for which multiple values would satisfy the issue.
We have tried nested..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2"/>
repeated...
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1">
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="2">
</WHENNOT>
and some guesses to the syntax..
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 or 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1 || 2"/>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="1, 2"/>
without achieving the intended result.
<FIELD name="Original Estimate" refname="Microsoft.VSTS.Scheduling.OriginalEstimate" type="Double" reportable="measure" formula="sum">
<HELPTEXT>Initial value for Remaining Work - set once, when work begins</HELPTEXT>
<WHENNOT field="System.AreaId" value="24">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHENNOT field="System.State" value="To Do">
<READONLY />
</WHENNOT>
<WHEN field="System.State" value="Done">
<REQUIRED />
</WHEN>
</FIELD>
We would like to show the field based on whether the WIT is associated with Area ID 1 or 2, but otherwise hide from all of others.
visual-studio tfs
visual-studio tfs
edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
10.7k11 gold badges20 silver badges41 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
132 bronze badges
edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
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asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
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edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
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edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
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edited Apr 7 at 12:01
Shayki Abramczyk
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John RiggsJohn Riggs
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asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
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asked Mar 28 at 17:38
John RiggsJohn Riggs
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How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23
add a comment
|
How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23
How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23
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You can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other.
You need to use <WHEN field="System.AreaId" value="id"> <READONLY> </WHEN>
with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
answered Apr 22 at 20:23
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You need to use <WHEN field="System.AreaId" value="id"> <READONLY> </WHEN>
with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
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You can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other.
You need to use <WHEN field="System.AreaId" value="id"> <READONLY> </WHEN>
with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
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You can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other.
You need to use <WHEN field="System.AreaId" value="id"> <READONLY> </WHEN>
with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
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You can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other.
You need to use <WHEN field="System.AreaId" value="id"> <READONLY> </WHEN>
with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
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How many areas do you have? I think you can't combine 2 WHENNOT because they cancel each other. you need to use WHEN - RADONLY with all the areas (unless 1 and 2).
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 7 at 12:11
Thanks Shayki. I wasn't looking at it from that angle, but that will work. Unfortunately, there are many areas that we will need to include in the template.
– John Riggs
Apr 18 at 17:39
A lot of work... update here if it worked :)
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 18 at 18:28
Yes it worked, however I am not able to mark your comment as the solution. It must appear in the answers section for me to denote it as a correct method.
– John Riggs
Apr 22 at 14:02
Great! I added it now as an answer.
– Shayki Abramczyk
Apr 22 at 20:23