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Close an issue, but not with button in screen

Vera Henrichs

So, we have a beautifull workflow, with 6 steps, which you have to follow in order to close an issue.

(Open, Dev, Test, Acc, Prod, ok, Close)

BUT sometimes when you're in an "earlier" step, e.g. Open, Dev, Test or Acc, it's a Won't fix and you want to close the issue.

I don't want to edit my workflow because I don't want extra transition-buttons in my screen, but how can I close my issue then? Is that even possible?

I have found out that with an extra Tab on e.g. an Edit-screen, I can change the Resolution. Is there some way you can set validators or something like that to react on that?

Hope you can help me!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Status is not a field, it's an indication of where you are in the workflow.

To change status, you must use transitions.

p.s. Never put the resolution on an edit screen. Anyone making any edits to open issues will resolve them, and yet leave them open.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Status is not a field, it's an indication of where you are in the workflow.

To change status, you must use transitions.

p.s. Never put the resolution on an edit screen. Anyone making any edits to open issues will resolve them, and yet leave them open.

Joe Pitt

Being on a different TAB doesn't mean it is on a different screen. It counts as being on the edit screen whether that tab is being displayed or not.

unknown

If you have the proper permission, Create a Global Transition in your workflow from any status to the "Close" transition, add a transition screen for that and make sure that the "Resolution" field is in there so it can be populated on this transition.

As Nic pointed out, Remove the Resolution field in the edit screens.

Vera Henrichs

It's even worse (I've fooled around with adding it to a tab so it can be used on Edit-screen).... The default option for the Resolution screen is "Done". So, when you edit an issue and do nothing with that tab, the issue will by default become "Done".

Horrible action!

p.s. adding a Resolution "Unresolved" is not the same as the JIRA-resolution called Unresolved (the italic written one)

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That is exactly why I said "Never put the resolution on an edit screen"

Also, never never never have a resolution of "unresolved". Or "none" or any other phrases that mean "we're not done with this".

Joe Pitt

The tab is part of the edit screen. It is just a visual organization, not another screen. The RED unresolved value indicates the field is NULL in the database. The only way to clear it is to go through a transition with a post function that clears the resolution field. the default workflow reopen transition does that if you need an example on how to set it up. Also, I suggest not having a default since most people will just leave it and you won't get the real one when you should.

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