Script runner : how to get Resolution date to compare it with system date ?

[Christophe Leite]

Hello,

Is this possible for me to get the resolution date or closure date, to compare it with system date ?

If there is a delay of 24 hours between them, I would lik to refuse the reopening of the issue ...

Thanks a lot

[Henning Tietgens · Accepted solution]

You can access the resolution date through

issue.resolutionDate

This is a Timestamp object which is a Date object, which you could use to compare it with the current date.

[Christophe Leite]

Thank you very much for your answer.

I am trying right now to use it to compare it with system date as written before.

Have a nice day !

[Christophe Leite]

Well, I've tried the following... but is does not work :-(

Do you think syntax is OK ?

Date now = new Date()
Date cfDate = new Date(issue.resolutionDate)
long elapsedTime= now.getTime() - cfDate.getTime()
boolean res = elapsedTime< 172800000 && elapsedTime>= 0

[Henning Tietgens]

Try

Date now = new Date()
long elapsedTime= now.getTime() - issue.resolutionDate.getTime()
boolean res = elapsedTime< 172800000 && elapsedTime>= 0

But these are 48h if I calculated right... and make sure there is a resolution date.

[Christophe Leite]

Thank you Henning for your answer. I've tried this, but unfortunately it does not work. Perhaps because the resolution date is not specified like you think about.

I thought that a date was related to every step in JIRA... is this really ?

I mean :

- a creation date when you create an issue

- an update date, when you

- a resolution date,when you arrive at Resolved step

- a closure date, when you achieve the workflow, arriving at Closed step...

[Henning Tietgens]

If an issue is resolved the resolutionDate should be defined. You should try to debug the script like so.

Date now = new Date()
log.error "now: $now"
log.error "resolutionDate: $issue.resolutionDate"
long elapsedTime= now.getTime() - issue.resolutionDate.getTime()
log.error "elapsedTime: $elapsedTime"
boolean res = elapsedTime< 172800000 && elapsedTime>= 0

Take a look into catalina.out to see the output.

[Udo Brand]

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