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Status = closed, name of date field?

Kayla Crowder August 21, 2014

I'm trying to determine what the name of the field is when I'm doing a search. I want to know the date an issue entered the status of closed.

I'm not sure if it's the updated date, or the resolution date, or if there is another date altogether.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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August 21, 2014

There isn't one.

Resolution date traps the point where an issue last has its resolution change from <null> to <any resolution>.

But the concept of "closed" is a business decision, not a simple system one like resolution. It's based in the workflow and it can be removed, so there's no way to (sanely) hang a date on it at a system level

Your best option is to manufacture it yourself. Two options

1. Write a plugin or use the script runner to provied a field that interrogates the issue history and picks out the last time the status changed into the status you are interested in.

2. Write a plugin or use the script runner to write current date/time to a custom field you add every time the transition(s) that go into the status is executed.

The second one is easier to write, but only works from when it's implemented because it only traps the change. The first one will work for all issues, no matter how old.

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