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how to track bug status if has multiple fix versions?

fabby
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September 25, 2012

developers usually choose multiple fix versions (Version A,Version B,Version C ...)for one issue.

then the problem is tester cannot track the bug status,if the tester verified the issue on Version A,then close the issue.the issue status is "Closed",but tester has not verify other versions on this issue.

it is a problem to track each fix version's bug status.

anyone can give some suggestions to track each fix version's status and make a final 'close' issue after all fix version is 'closed' or 'verified'?

my jira version is 4.4.1

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Randall Robertson
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June 21, 2013
One possibility: Create a sub-task for each version and set your Close transition to check for all sub-tasks being closed before allowing the parent ticket to be closed. If you are looking to automate the creation of multiple sub-tasks, investigate adding a Post function to one of your workflow steps that uses the multiple-issue creation option in Bob Swift's Create On Transition Plugin: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.swift.jira.cot That may allow your post function to create a sub-task for each fix version noted on the parent ticket.
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Shinjani Gaur
June 21, 2013

Hi fabby,

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I have a similar situation and would love to know how you resolved it.

Thanks,

Shinjani

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September 26, 2012

Hi fabby,

I think the only way to do this with JIRA out of the box is to create a separate issue for each fix version. There isn't a way in JIRA to track fix versions related to the workflow and closing an issue.

-Simon

fabby
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October 8, 2012

if multiple projects(more than 10) have this issue.then i think it is impossible to create a separate issue for each project.

hope to find a better resolution.

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