Request the Transition Issues project permission, Use the bulk change feature and select the Transition Issues operation to set the new status, Ensure there are no Validators that block the transition, and Confirm there are no workflow status properties restricting changes to that status are correct.

Use the bulk change feature and select the Transition Issues operation to set the new status is correct because the bulk change workflow provides a specific Transition Issues operation that performs status transitions on many issues at once. This is the supported way to move multiple issues into a new workflow status in one action.

Request the Transition Issues project permission is correct because a user must have the Transition Issues permission in the project to perform either single or bulk transitions. Without that permission the transition operation will be blocked even if the bulk change is initiated.

Ensure there are no Validators that block the transition is correct because workflow validators can prevent a transition from completing if required conditions are not met. You must verify that no validators on the transition are rejecting the move to the new status.

Confirm there are no workflow status properties restricting changes to that status is correct because workflow status properties can restrict which transitions or users can move issues into a particular status. Those properties need to be checked and removed or adjusted if they prevent the bulk transition.

Use the bulk change Move Issues operation to alter the status is wrong because the Move Issues operation is intended to change an issue's project or issue type and it does not itself transition issues into a workflow status.

Request the Edit Issues project permission is wrong because Edit Issues allows modifying issue fields but it does not grant the ability to perform workflow transitions. The specific Transition Issues permission is required for that action.

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