How to add conditions in decision table
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05-01-2024 10:52 PM
Hi,
I'm a new to creating decision tables and I have a requirement where I need to use decision table to configure the requirement.
Requirement: Only a product owner and their respective delegates should be the assigned to for testing scrum task. For a particular story, the testing (type is testing) scrum task should have a validation where the product owner or their delegates should only test the requirement of the story. The assigned to should only be product owner or their delegates.
I have created a decision table and given the inputs as story, assigned to of scrum task, product of the story, owner of the product. (PS: Not sure if its the right inputs)
In the condition, I need to validate as assigned to == product owner or its delegates. But I'm unable to check this condition.
Kindly provide inputs to achieve this functionality by only using decision table.
Thanks in advance
Kind Regards,
Manjushree
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05-01-2024 11:51 PM - edited 05-01-2024 11:51 PM
Hi @Manju Shree ,
First , Define Inputs:
know what is required for your decision table you would need to include the belwo to create a decision from decision builder
- Story
- Assigned To (Scrum Task)
- Product of the Story
- Owner of the Product
- Add more inputs if you need ?
Next , Set the Conditions:
- Assigned To == Product Owner OR Assigned To is a delegate of the Product Owner. (as per your condition)
Define the Actions:- Define the actions to be taken In urs case, the action could be to allow testing or reject testing.
Create Decision Table:- Create a decision table with rows representing different scenarios and columns representing the inputs, conditions, and actions.
- Populate the rows with different combinations of inputs and define the expected outcome based on the conditions.
- Define the actions to be taken In urs case, the action could be to allow testing or reject testing.
- Assigned To == Product Owner OR Assigned To is a delegate of the Product Owner. (as per your condition)
Here's an example of how your decision table may look:
Story | Assigned To | Product of Story | Owner of Product | Condition | Action |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Story1 | John | ProductA | Alice | FALSE | Reject Testing |
Story2 | Alice | ProductA | Alice | TRUE | Allow Testing |
Story3 | Bob | ProductB | Bob | TRUE | Allow Testing |
Story4 | Carol | ProductB | Bob | FALSE | Reject Testing |
I hope this helps....
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05-02-2024 10:04 PM
Thanks for your input and it was very helpful.
Also, I would like to know if we can dynamically check the values instead of hardcoding them. Product owner of any product == assigned to or product owner != assigned to.
Regards,
Manjushree