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Auto Transition: Reopen Issue Upon Comment - JIRA Toolkit

Amy Naksutti

Good afternoon,

I need to find a way to reopen an issue upon response/comment once a ticket has been put in the 'Resolved' status. I have attempted to create an Auto Transition Listener with no success. I must not understand how to create an auto transition listener based off of the documentation that is out there. There isn't an example (screenshot) of how this is setup. We are currently using JIRA 5.2. If anyone can walk me through setting this up I would greatly appreciate it. Below are the following links I have read that did not help:

https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/wiki/display/JTOOL/Auto+Transition+Listener

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/43716/reopening-issue-by-mail

I have contacted JIRA Support twice regarding this issue and only got "refer to these links" responses (TWICE from two different reps! :P), which in my case I need more of a hands on approach. I believe that the reason I am unable to get this to work is because some of my configurations may not be setup correctly.

Please help! Somebody!!!

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Harry Chan5

Hi, please post your JRIA Toolkit auto transition config if you think you need help with it.

Can your workflow go from resolved to reopen? Please describe your workflow too.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I'm not sure it's worth an "example". The documentation for the Auto Transistion Listener follows the simple screen layout for adding a listener - you're offered a batch of fields and you need to fill them in. A screenshot would show a list of fields with numbers and strings in them that would work for whoever took the screenshot and tell you precisely nothing about how to do it in your system.

As Harry says, could you tell us what you've configured? The workflow and the data in the fields on the listener config screen?

Amy Naksutti

Hi Harry! Here are my current settings:

From: Administration > System > Advanced > Listeners

I created a listener called Reopen Issue (com.atlassian.jira.toolkit.listener.AustoTransitionListener) with the following settings:

Action ID 3 (Reopen Issue): To: Reopened

Event ID 2 - Issue Updated

Only do when current user is the Reporter? true

Status 4 - Reopened

As for workflow, yes this is set to go from Closed to Reopened. It is set to 'Fire a Generic Event' that can be processed by the listeners.

The workflow is designed to go from:

Create > New > (In Progress or Closed) > [Closed > Reopened] > Closed

^ I want this transition to occur automatically upon comment or update by user.

Below are my Post Function Settings:

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Set issue status to the linked status of the destination workflow step.

— THEN

Add a comment to an issue if one is entered during a transition.

— THEN

Update change history for an issue and store the issue in the database.

— THEN

Re-index an issue to keep indexes in sync with the database.

— THEN

Fire a Generic Event event that can be processed by the listeners.

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What am I doing wrong? I am a n00b!

Amy Naksutti

You would be surprised how effective an example could be for me. I am a visual learner. The documentation doesn't match up formatting wise on the following screen:

Administration > Advanced > Listeners > Edit Listener: Reopen Issue

The screenshots on this screen show a more detailed list rather than tables. The documentation does not provide the format in which the data must be entered into the field. The Event ID I would have chosen is not shown in this screen. (I was assuming I should enter 6 - Commented or 6 - Issue Commented but nothing clearly identifies what should be entered. I did try both formats and was unsuccessful in getting it to work. I wish the selection were a drop menu rather than a free form field. The settings I provided Harry above are settings that I defaulted to since I was unsure of the formatting. Also, I did re-index.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I would be very surprised. Put X in field Y is pretty clear to me, and I'm a very visual person myself.

Anyway. The documentation says "put in the ID" several times. Not the descriptive strings, just the ID. I.e. "6", not "6 -commented"

Amy Naksutti

I have tried that as well. The reason I was entering it this way is because this is how the support rep told me to enter it. I was also informed that they do not support the JIRA Toolkit which is why I am reaching out to the Atlassian community for additional information. Forgive me for saying this but I do not see how you are trying to help. I am glad you understand the documentation. As I have said earlier, I believe that this could also have to do with my configuration settings. I'm not looking for a battle of the forums. Simply asking for help, not critisism.

HermannS

I know you are asking for an auto-transition in JIRA Toolkit but has anyone of you tried Script-Runner Plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner) for this?

I am using it for almost exactly your problemt: I auto-transition issues that are in (a custom) status "Waiting for User" to "In Progress" as soon as the reporter updates or comments on the issue and I am using the builitin listener-script "Fast-track transition an issue" configured to listen do "Updated" and "Commented" evnens and with a simple condition

issue.getStatusObject().getName() == "Waiting for User" &amp;&amp; currentUser == issue.reporter

This works perfectly for me.

Greetings

Hermann

Jess Yap

It works for me! thanks very much

Vera Henrichs

Hi Hermann, Do you use a Built in Script or doe you add this script in the Script Console?

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