For anyone else who comes across the same issue, I worked out what was wrong. I had to import the Bug.xml and the ProcessConfiguration.xml. I had to add a state type for the states I changed/added to the ProcessConfig before I imported it.
Editing Work Item Type in TFS 2013
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13-07-2023 - |
Question
I'm trying to change the work flow for bugs in TFS 2013.
The default is New, Approved, Committed, Done, Removed. I would like to change this to New, Committed, Ready For Testing, Done, Rejected.
I installed Power Tools 2013 to do this, so I'm opening the bug WIT from the server and using the Workflow type. However, anytime I even rename an existing state and save, it's causing this behaviour where if I change a bug to the state I created/edited it automatically removes it from the backlog. What am I doing wrong here??
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Solution
OTHER TIPS
You need to import the WITD (Work Item Type Definition) XML into you project using the witadmin command line application.
For example:
witadmin importwitd /f:Bug.xml /p:MyProject /collection:http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection
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