Hello,
I currently have the following issue:
In the beginning, all went well: the sub-tasks where "Done", and their Resolution set to "Resolved". So I had the "green tick" feedback, and I could filter them out as being not opened.
But at some point (don't know why), setting the sub-tasks to "Done" did not change the Resolution. So they where still Unresolved, Opened, and now I have a lot of tickets still opened and it's quite annoying as the open issues filters are "spammed" with supposedely closed tickets.
I tried lots of things: re-opened them, started progress, stopped progress, set them to "done" with/without starting progress, I tried a lot of different patterns but to no avail.
Anyone can help me?
Thank you.
I'm having the same problem. I'm an admin on our account.
I found the "Permission Helper" in the administration section, but it says I *have* permission to 'resolve' an issue.
I have tried updating the workflow to a differnet type (reused and existing one for a sub-task).
I found under Admin | issues | resolution:
Done | GreenHopper Managed Resolution |
I'm stumped.
Hi Vincent,
Hmm, you might want to check if there have been any recent changes towards the workflow for your Sub-task issue type (if you have one). Currently my main suspicion would be that the transition into the "Done" status has been edited such that the resolution of the issue would no longer be set.
This is usually configured in the post-functions of the transition.
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Is done a status in JIRA or the column in Greenhopper / JIRA Agile? Usually, if you don't set the resolution yourself, it's being done by a post-function.
Use case: You had the closed status mapped to the Done column. Transitions leading to the closed status had the post-function. Now the XYZ status is mapped to that column but the transitions to that status don't have any post-functions...--> no resolution. Either way, check the transitions and the post-functions in your workflow...
Cheers
Christian
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