is it really standard, that the status of a completed Work Assignment doesn’t change the Work Task status to “Work Done” anymore? I see that behaviour on the 21R2 ifscloudr2bnt-lkp.rnd.ifsdevworld.com environment.
From an organicational point of view, that is not good, since I would check for Work Tasks in state “Work Done” to proceed in the process. Or do we expect the backoffice to check on Work Assignments in IFS Cloud 21R2?
I followed below steps in 21R2 DEV CMB environment but, I could observe that work tasks are getting the status ‘Work Done’ once work assignments are completed.
Create a work order in Prepare work order window with two tasks
Assigned the tasks to a test user (alain)
Release work tasks
Go to Service Technician-My Assignments and accept the assigned tasks
Go to ongoing assignments and complete each task while checking the work order from Prepare work order window
Once a work assignment is completed each task was changed to “WorkDone” state in Prepare work order screen
Could you please let us know if you have followed a different test flow.
I followed below steps in 21R2 DEV CMB environment but, I could observe that work tasks are getting the status ‘Work Done’ once work assignments are completed.
Create a work order in Prepare work order window with two tasks
Assigned the tasks to a test user (alain)
Release work tasks
Go to Service Technician-My Assignments and accept the assigned tasks
Go to ongoing assignments and complete each task while checking the work order from Prepare work order window
Once a work assignment is completed each task was changed to “WorkDone” state in Prepare work order screen
Could you please let us know if you have followed a different test flow.
Nothing has been changed around this behavior in 21R2.
As a general rule - when changing the last work assignment to Completed, the work task should go to Work Done (precisely as @Nethmini Kosvinna has observed when testing).
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