In Jira, the possible statuses that can be included in a workflow depend on the customization and configuration of the specific project. However, there are some common default statuses that are available in most Jira instances. These common statuses include:
- Open: The initial status of an issue when it is created.
- In Progress: The status indicating that work is actively being done on the issue.
- Resolved: The status indicating that the issue has been resolved or completed.
- Closed: The status indicating that the issue is considered closed, and no further action is required.
- Reopened: The status indicating that the issue was previously resolved but has been reopened for further work.
- To Do: An alternative status for the initial state, often used in Scrum boards.
- Done: An alternative status to represent completion, often used in Kanban boards.
- In Review: A status used to indicate that the issue is under review or being checked by relevant stakeholders.
- Blocked: A status indicating that the issue cannot progress due to a blocking issue or dependency.
- In Testing: A status indicating that the issue is currently being tested or verified.
- In Review: A status indicating that the issue is under review by reviewers or stakeholders before moving to the next stage.
- In Development: A status indicating that the issue is currently being actively worked on by the development team.
- In Test: A status indicating that the issue is ready for testing and verification.
- Verified: A status indicating that the issue has been tested and verified successfully.
- Rejected: A status indicating that the issue has been rejected or deemed invalid.
- Duplicate: A status indicating that the issue is a duplicate of another issue and will be resolved by referring to the original issue.
- On Hold: A status indicating that the issue is temporarily on hold, awaiting further information or resolution of other dependencies.
- In Progress – Code Review: A specific status for code review in development workflows.
- Ready for Deployment: A status indicating that the issue is ready to be deployed to production.
- Postponed: A status indicating that the issue has been postponed to a later date or iteration.