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Add Security Team to Specification Flow State

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Add Security Team to Specification Flow State

Add a security team to a specific state within the specification flow. This can be useful for giving different teams specific permissions depending on your Specification Flow.

Properties

Property NameDescription
TitleChanges the Title (not the name) of the task.
Team NameThe Team Name that you want to add to a State's Operation.
State NameThe name of the State where this Operation is located.
Constant NameThe Constant used to report on the success of the Specification Task. This if for reference only.

Example

When this Task is added the properties are static. To be able to build rules on a static property see How To: Change A Static Property To A Dynamic Property.

Property NameExample RuleExample ResultMeaning
Team Name"Engineering"EngineeringThis will add the Engineering team as a a security team for the specified State.
State Name"Approving"ApprovingApproving is the state that you want to add permissions for the security Team to.
Constant Name"DWConstantAddTeamReport"DWConstantAddTeamReportThis is the Constant that the Task will report to.

Using the Task in a Specification Macro

This task has different types of Outputs. For more information about Outputs see Specification Macros Task Node.

Outputs are only available within Specification Macros. Currently Outputs are not available for Specification Flow.

Status Outputs

This task supports Status Outputs. These can be used to perform different actions depending on what the status outcome of the task is. For more information see Status Outputs in the Task Node Outputs section of Specification Macros Task Node.

The status output navigation is as follows:

Success

  • The Team Name was successfully added to the State.

Success with Warnings

  • N/A - should never be fulfilled.

Failed (one of the following occurred)

  • Team Name is blank.
  • State Name is blank.
  • State Name does not exist.
  • Team Name does not exist.