Hello!
I would like to see the task name instead of the task's code for the sub-tasks.
This can be achieved by the system dashboard?
Thanks,
Armin
Hello. Try to add a Post Function in the workflow with the rule: Update Issue Field
Someone has removed
You'll need to have a look at the workflow and decide which one of those you want to put back.
ResolutionDate is NOT an alias for resolved. The resolution field determines if an issue is resolved or not. (It's open if there is nothing in the field, resolved if it's not empty). ResolutionDate is a record of when the issue's resolution changed from <empty> to <not empty>
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Thank you Nic. But I am a bit confused by your last paragraph because the fields reference page states resolutionDate IS an alias for resolved and that the field's type is "DATE". It also lists a different field "Resolution" of type "RESOLUTION". Could you be mixing up the fields or are you saying the fields reference page is wrong?
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No, it doesn't. It says resolutionDate is an alias for resolved, which is a word you use in searches, not really a field.
I was not clear in my answer that I was talking about fields. You can use resolved and resolution date interchangeably in searches, even though it's not quite a real field and the data it searches on is the date the resolution changed.
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Nic, can you elaborate on the following:
I do not see a post function for setting the ResolutionDate on any transitions. Is there a way to add it back?
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The workaround is to add a post function to trigger setting Resolution to Done when Status is set to Done. Then Jira automatically sets ResolutionDate to current date time and makes it visible on your issue form.
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