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once you close an issue editing is no longer possible.how does jira know the disable editing?

Flavius Nopcea

Is this done by simply checking the issue status name = 'Closed'? It would be silly in my opinion.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's a "property" on the step in the workflow that says "issue editing is false". Status doesn't matter.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's a "property" on the step in the workflow that says "issue editing is false". Status doesn't matter.

pschaff01

Hello Flavius.

Yes, Jira disables the editing when the issue status is turned to "Closed".

I could create an Improvement Request if you want to, so let me know about it.

Best Regards.

Flavius Nopcea

here are the 4 properties that exist on the transition:

wich of them tells me that editting is not possible?

opsbar-sequence	60	Delete
jira.i18n.submit	closeissue.close	Delete
jira.i18n.title	closeissue.title	Delete
commit.command.mapping	close

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Not the properties on the transition - the properties on the step. A transition is an action, and a step is a state, description or attribute if you like.

It's not useful to try to say "on transition disallow edit" because a transition lasts a fraction of a second and by it's nature is an edit in itself anyway. It IS useful to say "when issue has this attribute, disallow edit"

Renjith Pillai

Please check this article, it explains the steps.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Allow+editing+of+Closed+Issues

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