Step 2 - Configure Bugs panel's structure
1 - Create a new attribute.
2 - Configure the Description attribute:
- Type: Text (multi-line)
- Default value: you can define a template that all testers will use to create bugs.
Elements Checklist supports markdown, learn more here!
3 - Add a new attribute named Details to let users select attachments:
- Type: File
4 - Add a new attribute named Status:
- Type: Select list
- Select mode: Single
- Options: type in the different status of your bugs and select the according color.
To define the default attribute option, click on the 
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5 - Add a new attribute named Impact:
- Type: Select list
- Select mode: Single
- Options: type in the different impacts of your bugs and select the according color.
To define the default attribute option, click on the !
6 - Add a new attribute named Probability:
- Type: Select list
- Select mode: Single
- Options: type in the different probabilities of your bugs and select the according color.
To define the default attribute option, click on the !
7 - Add a new attribute named Risk:
- Type: Calculation
- Mode: Advanced
- Formula:
if(element["Impact"] == 'Major') {
if(element["Probability"] == 'Likely') {
return 3;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Moderate') {
return 3;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Unlikely') {
return 2;
}
} else if(element["Impact"] == 'Moderate') {
if(element["Probability"] == 'Likely') {
return 3;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Moderate') {
return 2;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Unlikely') {
return 1;
}
} else if(element["Impact"] == 'Minor') {
if(element["Probability"] == 'Likely') {
return 2;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Moderate') {
return 1;
} else if(element["Probability"] == 'Unlikely') {
return 1;
}
}Learn more on Calculation attributes here!
You have now implemented a risk matrix!
8 - Publish your Elements Checklist panel.
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