A newly created change request (CR) is in a Draft state. You may only edit a CR if you have not started the workflow.
You may configure the following properties of a CR in Draft:
A CR description appears on the Change request dashboard and helps other users know what the CR is for at a quick glance. The full list of CRs may be filtered based on its description. Therefore, it is useful to provide a detailed description of the CR.
Set a priority level so other users know the level of importance of each CR. This may help approvers prioritize their own work.
Priority levels are:
By default, new CRs are set to a Medium priority level.
The release type is used to broadly describe the type of change the item has undergone. Generally speaking, a major release is a customer facing change. A minor release is an internal administrative change. However, your organization can decide how and if they want to implement release types.
You must set a release type for every item that is to be released on the CR. If the item is going through a major revision, then the major revision value is updated at the end of the CR. If the item is going through a minor revision, then the minor revision value is updated at the end of the CR. Learn more about item numbering and an example of an item's lifecycle.
for any column heading.The revision note describes the changes to the item so that other team members can understand the changes. For an item's first release, the revision note defaults to Initial Release. For all subsequent releases, the revision note is blank, unless a note was created from one of these other areas in Upchain or the CAD Plugin:
cr.optional.revision.note, which means the revision note is not mandatory to start the CR workflow. If disabled, then the revision note field is mandatory.
for any column heading.You can add additional items to the CR if:
The item, and if it has any children, are added to the CR.
Only a top-level item may be removed. That is, if an item that has been added to the CR has children, you cannot remove any of the children. However, if you remove a top-level item, its children are also removed.
The item and all of its children are removed from the CR.
If the selected workflow is configured to update an item's maturity level, then you may select the maturity level the time of selecting the CR workflow. The available values for the maturity level are pre-configured by your Tenant Administrator.
Learn about item maturity.