I understand that the resolved date is set when transitioning to a 'done' status. I also understand why the field cannot be shown on issue edit and create screens.
But I'm wondering if there's a way of showing it only when viewing a completed issue. I've found a number of situations where having that information available, while viewing a specific issue, would be helpful.
Hi Brandom,
JIRA has two "fields" (one of them isn't a field, but for this, it might as well be).
The Status tells you where the issue is in the workflow. It does not tell you anything about the issue's resolution, even though it might say "resolved", "closed", "done", "fed to penguin", it's just an indicator of where it is.
Resolution is the more important one - if it is empty, JIRA sees the issue as "open" (and displays "unresolved" on screen, even though it's empty), whatever the status is. It considers it "done" if it has any data value at all.
Only when the field resolution is set, the resolved date is shown on issue details. So you can two options, one of them add a transition screen with the resolution field to force people to set a resolution manually or to setup a postfunction that make the work for you.
Kind Regards
EDIT:
If the resolution is set but you using the new Jira issue view date won't be shown for now.
Consider vote JRACLOUD-70476 and watch it to get notified when the problem get resolved.
Thanks for the response. I should have clarified that I do understand the resolution functionality, and, in my case, 'done' is associated with that transition. When changing to done status we are prompted to select the resolution reason, and as part of that transition, the resolved date is set.
Only when the field resolution is set, the resolved date is shown on issue details.
In my case, however, we do not see the resolved date when viewing the issue details, as you mentioned in your response.
The only place I can see the resolution and resolved date currently is when I am in the issue filter view, as long as I have the 'resolved' column visible.
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All clear now,
I've edited my first response to point out your problem.
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Hi, I know this thread is from 2019 but as I´ve been able to resolve it you can use the statusCategoryChangedDate to find the date when the status changed to a certain status.
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Thank you for this!!!!! Two more years later :)
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