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Can a transition be limited to a subset of resolutions?

Eric Palmitesta_1urnp1

I have two "ending" states: Done and Rejected. I have several Resolutions, including Done, Won't Do, Duplicate, and Can't Reproduce.

When an issue is transitioned to Done, I have a Post-Function that will set the Resolution to Done.

When an issue is transitioned to Rejected, I open the Resolve Issue Screen where the user, among other things, can select a Resolution.

Is there a way to ensure that a user cannot transition to Rejected and then select a Resolution of Done? I only want them to be able to select Won't Do, Duplicate or Can't Reproduce. I looked at the transition's Validators but none of them seemed to match what I'm looking for.

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

You should restrict resolutions on the status level. That would be out of the box. Just add status property

jira.field.resolution.include =1,2,3

You can read more here

https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/workflow-properties-861253674.html?_ga=2.153000569.1930125837.1508947508-1525820165.1497939199p

Steven F Behnke

Just a minor correction: What @Alexey Matveev is suggesting is a Transition Property, not a state property. Make sure you assign the property to the action, not state.

Alexey Matveev

@Steven F Behnke

Thank you for correction

Steven F Behnke

Joe Pitt

I suggest you always use the jira.field.resolution.include option, not the exclude one. That way if you need to add another resolution not applicable to the transition you won't need to update all the transitions you don't want it to apply to. From my experience once you determine the resolutions you want for a particular issue type and transition they seldom change but new issue types with associated resolutions will grow.

Eric Palmitesta_1urnp1

I don't know where to find jira.field.resolution.include. I'm using Jira Cloud, and looking at this page https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/workflow-properties-776636709.html but I can't see where I can edit jira.field.resolution.include and I'm also not sure what value to set there. @Alexey Matveev said "1, 2, 3" which I guess are resolution ID numbers? If so, where do I get them from?

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