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I solved this issue with an SQL query and a post function on Jira version 9.2
Post-function implies you were talking about issues, not applications.
If you want to prevent people using transitions in certain cases, a post-function is absolutely the wrong way to do it. A well-written one, best case, just crashes and fills your log with junk. Worst case, it'll corrupt your issue and cause a memory leak.
You should be using conditions or validators to prevent transitions.
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no, I need to prohibit users for a certain project from reopening applications after 7 days from the "Closed" status
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Repeating the question does not help explain it.
Are you trying to block people using the applications? Or something else?
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I don't think I understand the question.
You want to stop people using Jira Software boards or Jira Service Management projects by "closing" them? You can do that by simply removing the applications from Jira.
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