I have an issue that was thought to be complete, so it was closed with a resolution of "fixed". Unfortunately, later we came across another incident of the issue so it needed to be re-opened. We re-opened the issue and set the status to Open, but the resolution is still "fixed". I can't find out how to manually modify it. Being able to automatically reset the resolution when a ticket is re-opened would be a plus, but the base functionality that I am looking for is: at any point in time, with an issue in any status, how do I manually update an issue's resolution?
Hi Cody,
To have resolution automatically set when re-opening an issue, you could add a post-function on that transition on the workflow that sets this field to the value you wish.
Steps:
Another option would be to make this field always required and allow users to set them up. To do so, all you need to do is:
This will make a window prompt to users every time they resolve/close/open an issue asking them to fill out resolution.
Please let us know if this helps you.
Cheers!
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Followed your instructions and now I get the resolution form pops open when dragging my issues to resolved/closed but regardless of what resolution I pick the resolved/closed issue still shows 'Done' any help on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated
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Works like a charm. Thanks!
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@Naor Yuval did anyone answer this question? so does this mean we have to have a new transition to done with a new screen on each transition for each resolution?
if the post function is set to Done, the resolution is always set to Done, regardless if i choose "wont do"
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@edgar.vasquez have you solved this question? It seems like you hava to set the post function to 'None' first.
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@edgar.vasquez , @duanmq the answer is above. You need to set resolution None for statuses in Backlog or In progress. You also need to move ticket to other status then back to status you need. Resolution Done will disappear
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Resolution should always be driven by the workflow. In this case, you should add a workflow post function to remove the resolution when issues are reopened.
When resolution is on the screen, there is no option to clear it. So, doing it in the post function is the best approach.
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Thank you so much for your response. Very helpful! I chose to accept another answer because it gave step by step instructions for me, but your answer is spot on. Thank you!
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The first answer, above -- the one that I marked as the accepted answer, with the green checkmark, by Elisa Diel.
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