I've taken over a project that has a large number of existing JIRA issues. To get our backlog into shape I'm looking to close a lot of issues we are unlikely to ever get to. I want to use the "Won't fix" resolution, however when this displays it is difficult to see that this was a "won't fix" as opposed to fixed - i.e. it appears with a strikethrough and a green tick which displayed in Confluence. Is it possible to change this so that someone can quickly identify that an issue was "won't fix" without having to view the full details of the issue?
Hi Matthew,
You could simply search for all issues where resolution = "Won't Fix" and execute a bulk action on those issues withing JIRA.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Modifying+Multiple+%28Bulk%29+Issues
You could also save this search as a filter and use it to display only the Won't Fix issues in a list you can use on your JIRA dashboard or on a Confluence page using the JIRA issue Macro.
Best regards,
Peter
Hi,
You can add resolution column to issue navigator. Or you can create new status for Won't fix, like ("Closed and not fixed") issues and migrate Won't fix issues to that status with bulk change.
Andris.
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