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Automatically changing the JIRA Ondemand resolution to closed after a period of time

Hi Guys,
Wonding if someone can help me with this one. We use JIRA Ondemand as a help desk system and after a period of time if issues are not commented on or resolved I would like them automatically to close.

Similar to what Atlassian support does when an issue isn't commented on or closed after 5 days.

Does anyone have any idea I would go about this??!?

Refer below to how Atlassian support goes about this -

Dear Anthony Brennan,
We have noticed that this issue has been marked as resolved for 5 business days. We assume that your issue can be closed.
However if this is not the case, feel free to add a comment and we will respond accordingly.

Kind Regards,
The Atlassian OnDemand Support Team

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i think this is what you are looking for

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Jelly+Escalation

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Thanks Rambanam,
Trouble is with ondemand instances you can't run Jelly scripts.
Not sure of the alternatives are.

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i think this script will work for you

http://www.renjithv.info/2013/01/auto-transition-script-for-jira-using-rest/

check this

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/127503/automatically-close-jira-issue-after-xdays-without-activity-ondemand

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