Hi all,
we set in the workflow, that when someone wants to set an issue on "Resolved" or "Done", a Resolution and the "Fix Version/s" are required.
When a developer chooses the resolution "Won't fix", the validator should skip checking the Fix Version.
I don't know how to set this up: a conditioned validator...
Thank you for your ideas!
Regards,
Loredana
You could also modify the workflow to allow to different transitions at this point - one which checks for both a resolution and a fix version (call it "mark as fixed" for example) and one which only checks for a resolution (call it "mark as wont fix").
You could probably even set a post function on the latter option which sets the resolution as "won't fix" automatically
I changed the workflow so that you can choose between "Resolve Issue" or "Won't fix".
The problem is that when resolving issue, the resolution list still includes the "Won't fix" resolution. I don't know how to adapt the resolution list for that particular screen. I don't see a way of making different schemes/lists for the "Resolution" Field-Values. We have these Resolutions: Fixed, Won't fix, Duplicate, Incomplete, Cannot Reproduce.
Thank you so much for your help!
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I believe it is possible to exclude specific resolutions from a workflow step/transition with the jira.field.resolution.exclude
property.
You might find some more helpful information on that here :
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Workflow+Properties#
you'll need to also supply the resolution ID to exclude - thats the number on the end of the URL when you edit the resolution i.e :
https://xxxx.com/secure/admin/EditResolution!default.jspa?id=10010
Hope that helps
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What's the Script Runner command to skip the condition validator that follows? I have the same issue "If resolution is 1 of the many skip the "Fix Versions(s)" validation.
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You need a different validator to do that - one that has been written with an "if resolution = X, then pass without checking fix version" test.
That means a bit of coding, which you can't do in OnDemand.
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Have a look through https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/JIRA+Developer+Documentation and look for "workflow" modules
You might also want to think about using the script-runner plugin, which will save you having to write all the structure of a standard plugin, as you can put the code straight into that instead.
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