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What resolution is more correct in my case: an issue was resolve and resolution was fixed, but QA added bug in comment and reopen the issue, Developer answered that bug from comment will fixed in another task and return status to "resolved". So, what resolution more suitable for this issue now? Duplicated/Won't fix or it must remain the same (I mean Resolve)?
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but why I should close task wich was not done in my opinion. But I was wrong, and developer change resolutiont to won't fix. But another work he did (I mean all, what was in description). So, again, what resolution is more correct? =)
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Personally, for issues like this, I prefer to clear out the resolution entirely. In most workflows I develop, any transition that results in reopening the issue has a post-function that clears the resolution.
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