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1. Start by clicking the Projects drop-down and select Create Project
2. Select the Software Development project type and click Next
   
3. Click Select on the next screen and enter a Project Name and Key. I'll use Root Cause test with a key RCT.
   
4. Click Submit to finish project creation.
5. You will now be on the project Overview page. Click on the Administration link near the top of the page.
   
6. On the resulting project Administration page, look for the Workflows section and click on the(edit) icon beside the RCT: Software Development Workflow link.
   

7. You are now presented with the list of Workflow steps and their valid transitions for the projects workflow.
   

8. Analyze the each workflow step and each of the associated transitions to determine which transitions we want the Root Cause Analysis plugin to manage data.

   Step Name	Transition	Track Data for Resolver	Track Data for Closer	Reasoning
   To Do	Start Progress			When in the To Do status and the Start Progress transition is triggered, the user is just starting work so we don't care to track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   ''	Done			When in the To Do status and the Done transition is triggered, the user performing the action is both marking the issue as change complete and verification complete. The Root Cause Analysis plugin will want to gather information from this status transition for both the Resolver and the Closer.
   ''	Start Review			When in the To Do status and the Start Review transition is triggered, the user performing the action is marking the issue as change complete. The Root Cause Analysis plugin will want to gather information from this status transition for just the Resolver at this time.
   In Progress	Start Review			When in the In Progress status and the Start Review transition is triggered, the user performing the action is marking the issue as change complete. The Root Cause Analysis plugin will want to gather information from this status transition for just the Resolver at this time.
   ''	Done			When in the In Progress status and the Done transition is triggered, the user performing the action is both marking the issue as change complete and verification complete. The Root Cause Analysis plugin will want to gather information from this status transition for both the Resolver and the Closer.
   ''	To Do			When in the In Progress status and the To Do transition is triggered, the user is moving the issue back in the workflow so we don't care to track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   Done	Reopen			When in the Done status and the Reopen transition is triggered, the user is moving the issue back in the workflow so we don't care to track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   ''	Reopen and start progress			When in the Done status and theReopen and start progress transition is triggered,the user is moving the issue back in the workflow so we don't care to ever track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   ''	Reopen and start review			When in the Done status and the Reopen and start review transition is triggered, the user is moving the issue back in the workflow so we don't care to ever track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   In Review	Done			When in the In Review status and the Done transition is triggered, the user performing the action is marking the issue as verification complete. The Root Cause Analysis plugin will want to gather information from this status transition for just the Closer.
   ''	Restart Progress			When in the In Review status and the Restart Progress transition is triggered, the user is just starting work so we don't care to ever track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.
   ''	To Do			When in the In Review status and the To Do transition is triggered, the user is moving the issue back in the workflow so we don't care to track anything from this specific transition for Root Cause Analysis plugin purposes.

9. Based on the analysis above, we will need to add workflow post functions to five different transitions. Moving down the list from the top, lets add our post functions to the Done transition within the To Do step.

10. Click on the Done link in the To Do row under the Transitions column.
    
11. Click on the Post Functions tab. You now see the list of existing post functions for the transition.
    
12. Click the Add post function link. You are presented with a list of available workflow post functions.
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13. Select Root Cause Analysis Resolver Saver and click Add
14. The next screen is a generic configuration screen for post functions. There are no configurable options for the two Root Cause Analysis Post Functions. Click the Add button.
    
15. You will now see the new post function appear at the top of the list of existing post functions for the transition.
    
16. Repeat steps #12 through #15 to add the Root Cause Analysis Closer Saver post function to this transition.
17. Click the RCT: Software Development Workflow (Draft) link to go back to the workflow table.
18. Repeat steps above (from #10) for each of the other four status transitions determined from our analysis in the table above:
    1. Click on the Start Review link in the To Do row under the Transitions column. Only add the Root Cause Analysis Resolver Saver post function.
    2. Click on the Start Review link in the In Progress row under the Transitions column. Only add the Root Cause Analysis Resolver Saver post function.
    3. Click on the Done link in the In Progress row under the Transitions column. Add both the Root Cause Analysis Resolver Saver and the Root Cause Analysis Closer Saver post functions.
    4. Click on the Done link in the In Review row under the Transitions column. Only add the Root Cause Analysis Closer Saver post function.
19. In order to save the changes you have made to the workflow. Click on the Publish Draft button.
    
20. You will be prompted to save a backup copy of the original workflow before your changes. Do so if you wish.
    
21. Click the Publish button.
    
    

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