I'm in Jira cloud service management project which has it's own workflow and 2 final states. Both of these states belong to the category "Done". There is NO transition into any of this 2 states which explicitly sets the resolution flag.
But while transition into one of them does set the flag correctly to "done" the other does not.
My assumption, and from what I found so far in the FAQ is, that the flag gets set to "done" automatically when ever a transition happens into a state which is in the "Done" category - as long as the state it is coming from is not already a state which is in this "Done" category.
There is also NO automation which might reset the flag (History/Log does not show any)
Any hint on where else to look for?
A automation which was triggered by another automation caused the field to be set in one case but not the other.
Hi @Jochen Betz ,
I'm afraid your assumption might not be correct:
My assumption, and from what I found so far in the FAQ is, that the flag gets set to "done" automatically when ever a transition happens into a state which is in the "Done" category
The resolution is never set by default based on a category. The resolution is often "Done" but can be a lot of other values (https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/add-edit-or-delete-resolutions/)
Most times the Resolution is set in 1 of 2 ways:
Meaning you'll either need to add a transition screen OR a action on each transition in to the final state(s).
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Thank you @Dirk Ronsmans for your feedback. Then, if it is never set automatically, where to look for why one of the states (or to be more correct transitions to it) DOES actually set the resolution flag? As I tried to explain: None of the transitions leading to any of these 2 states does anything explicitly, neither does a transition screen - which there is none. The only difference is, that one of the transitions askes for user input - but NOT the resolution flag!
Any hints where this magic is hidden?
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It could also be set through an automation. While this is less common, it is possible.
You might be able to find out what is setting it through the history tab of the work item. Can you look at that tab and see who/at what time the Resolution is set?
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That's what I wrote above. There is no automation touching it, nothing visible in the log. So it must be somewhere else.
Also, the 2 states are both "custom" states, so no predefined which might do some jira magic behind the scene.
But still, I was not able to find any place which does this explicitly on one of the 2 states.
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Could you screenshot the History tab of the work item where the Resolution is filled in?
We should see it there
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Eventually after long long searching I was able to find a automation which was triggered by another automation which sets the field.
Problem solved
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