In team managed projects (business/work management type) it is not possible to select the resolution of the tasks (duplicate, declined etc.) and its ok, but I read that the resolution field should be set to "Done" when the card reaches the rightmost column of the board.
Within the project, however, the tasks remain unresolved.
The problem is that this makes it impossible to filter all the unresolved activities of a user who participates in team and company projects, generally it is sufficient to insert a filter with the condition "assignee = currentUser () AND resolution = Unresolved" but that doesn't work
is there any suggestion? I need to se resolution when task is done!
Edit 29/07/23: Looks like this has been fixed.
Looks like it's a bug - confirm it impacts you via JWMCLOUD-180
Your options for now are...
Ste
thanks @Ste Wright , using status category is a good workaround, even if it is not completely correct (not all states in all projects in the category Done may have to set the resolution, and in this way it is not possible to differentiate the two cases)
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Just to follow up, a fix has been released for this.
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Managed to fix it with automation: Project settings --> Automation-->Create rule
When: Issues transitioned
FROM (In Progress, To DO, Test, etc.)
TO (Done)
Then: Edit issues fields
Resolution
Done
*Done (if you dont have "Done" resolution type default go to Jira Basic setting/Issue attributes --> Resolution and create a "Done" type with Description, use as default)
Standard reports work with this solution.
On the other hand it also usefull to do an Automation backwards, when you move a Done ticket back to In progress, Test etc. so the workflow sets resolution back to Unresolved.
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@Allan Bodgers it does, just the way I mentioned above. still using this configuration since november, but you have to make the automation manually.
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@Edoardo Landi thx, let us look into this further. FYI @Jane Yeoh
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Hello, it is an annoying bug, so please fix it. Thx
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@Ron Levy Still haven't fix it right?
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