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and @Conner_Wood why did y'all move away?
We lost.
We sure lost that battle and that is for sure @Chris_Keander (SCSM is a silly beast...) management thought that Jira was to Development based to be using
I recommend having the CI as the target endpoint (we like to think of the ticket as the source endpoint and the target as the things that are added to a ticket).
I think it'd be much the same as the relationship "System.WorkItemAboutConfigItem" where the Source and Target Cardinality are zero to many [ 0:2147483647 ] so it will allow multiple watchers on a ticket, and these watchers will be able to be on multiple tickets.
Believe it or not this isn't off the top of my head, this was one of the first things our Jira team requested of us, however SCSM took up all the time in other ways as I'm sure others here are familiar with.
Now, if you meant that you'd instead only make logic exclusively in the portal to scan an existing relationship such as "System.WorkItemRelatesToConfigItem" and send out events to Orchestrator, would you allow filtering so it would only trigger on the "System.User" class.
As for SCORCH itself, I have been R&D into it lately regarding Custom Activity C# OIP Limitations. Who knows, Cireson might think about creating their own OIP for the average SCSM Admin. Afterall, SCSM workflows are rather limited even when using PowerShell or C# and are quite hard to create and maintain properly without functionality/data loss, but Orchestrator has runbooks which SCSM can sync across as a core function and runbooks are so much easier to tweak, you don't have to worry about the Data Warehouse breaking from one too many MP imports
The reason I ask is I do plan to have some form of Watcher List implemented by 2017 due to the fact it is very much needed. Seriously, the amount of stress caused by the loss of the functionality is still taking its toll which is not a good thing at all. It is delusional to think 'everything is fine' and trying to undo the damage already done is a full time job in itself, one which has not been staffed appropriately for.
As @Candice_Yeudallmentioned, it would super helpful if there could be (maybe a separate task?) that would allow specific group of users (ITSM Leadership/Service Desk) to set a group of users that would see the added WI such as a Regional Desktop Team, IT Managers, etc.
..... surely there's something I can contribute to boost this thread morale......
Cireson, we want this at the top of your checklist
Don't tell us this request is doomed to be dismissed
You cannot resist
The people do insist
The Watchlist needs to exist!
~ohhh Watchlist, Watchlist~
~ahhh Watchlist, Watchlist~
~Cireson for the assist~
~Watchlist, Watchlist~
~oooooo yeeeeaaaah~
~Watchlist, Watchlist~
~Make it permanent, make it persist~
Cause We want that... Watchlist!
......
I tried everyone, I really tried!
Forgive the delay on my part here. This definitely has not fallen off our list.
We are currently working on compatibility for the upcoming SCSM 2016 release, for all our products. As you can imagine that's a bit of an undertaking.
Once we complete the SCSM 2016 milestone I will be reevaluating the timeline and priority for this feature and many other feature requests. Stay tuned, and thanks for your patience!
Chris
Here is a breakdown of R1 for the Cireson Watchlist which we would love your feedback on:
- Workitem forms (IR, SR, CR, RR, & PR) will contain a new multiple user picker input for the group of users that are "Watching" this workitem.
- When users are added to the user watch list for a workitem, a record will be added to a ServiceManagement table so that the data is accessible by SCORCH for notification purposes. This product will NOT implement notifications, that will be up to the clients.
- Endusers will be able to edit the user watch list only for workitems where they are the affected user
- Analysts may edit the user watch list for any workitems
- WorkItem Search will be modified to show a new boolean checkbox called "Use Watch List", when this is checked the search they create will be based on their workitems in the Watch List
- An out of the box dashboard will be added that contains a saved search table widget which has the Use Watch List boolean checked and no other filters applied - essentially just showing their list
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With that said, we decided to not include "notifications" out the gate as this is a core function of SCSM and is not baked into the Cireson Portal. In talking with a customer, they stated that creating the SCORCH Runbook for this shouldn't be too difficult and after created would be happy to share with everyone. I won't call him out , but he knows who he is!
Anyways, would appreciate your feedback on the above.
Thanks.
- Shaun
Also, looking forward to seeing you on our Cireson Australia Tour on Thursday: http://go.cireson.com/cireson-in-australia, maybe we can discuss then as well!
Thank you for the update and providing a layout of the first release Shaun!
Interesting design concept. My perception from what I have read is that Service Manager (and Operational db) will essentially be removed altogether from this feature. With the a record being written to a ServiceManagement table, I would assume this means the only 'storage/recording' of the relationship/list values is within the ServiceManagement database?
If this is the case, do you see foresee Cireson building a relationship to the workitem within Service Manager in a future release? Or subsequently a mechanism to create a relationship or transform this data into a customization within Service Manager?