I changed something in my SSD workflow (I'm not a very experienced user) and now when I change the status of a ticket to 'closed,' I can't get the resolution to change. I've tried adding a post function to automatically do this and it's not working. How can I fix this?
Hi @Lara Reimer
You will need to configure this in your workflow which needs either Jira Admin permission or project admin permission if the permission scheme allows the project admin to make changes.
If you are one of these, do the following:
This should fix your problem.
An alternative is to create a screen that contains the field resolution. Repeat the steps till point 2 then:
The difference here is the second option allows you select one of the numerous available resolutions while the first will always select what you set in the post function.
For existing issues, you can search for
Status =closed and resolution is empty
This returns all issues matching the condition .
Perform a bulk edit and set the resolution you want to the issues.
You may need to repeat this multiple times if your result is more than 1000 and also you need the bulk global permission.
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There is no option in my bulk edit to change the resolution :( It has basically everything else - except for that
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You're right, a workaround for this is to create a global transition from any status to Closed with a post-function to set the resolution and then you can bulk transition the issues that are missing the resolution to this new transition. More detail documentation is here https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/bulk-edit-resolutions-in-jira-server-321857142.html
This will transition from closed to closed and populate the missing resolution.
After the bulk change, you can remove the global transition (any status to close);
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