Dear Jira gurus,
I have a client who wants to craete issues by email only for statistical pourposes.
She wants that the issues to be created closed with specific assignee assigned and time spent set to 5 minutes.
I have not problem in seting a service for thiese issue to be created auutomatically and If I make the specific assignee the project lead then that cover another point. However i am having trouble to get a simple workflow to behave the way she wants it.
The workflow is just
Create ------ Create Transition ----> Closed
In the create transition
I am using post functions to the "Update Issue Field" but they are not working
http://i48.tinypic.com/e86c2g.jpg
The issue is being created with status closed but the custom post Functions are not working
What I am doing wrong? I would like those post functions to work
I appreciate any assistance
Carlos
move your post functions to before the "Creates the issue originally." function. your postfunction should be the first one
Hi Rambamam
Thanks for the reply.
Your answer: moving them before "Creates the issue originally" helped to get some more post fuctions in (The assignee and original estimate). I tried again moving the resolution after "Creates the issue originally" but it still does not work. Anymore ideas
Regards
Carlos
Edit: In the documentation I found
Special case:
If you need to set the 'Resolution' field when creating an issue, add the 'Update Issue Field' post function after the 'Creates the issue originally' post function and after that, use the 'Store Issue' post function. The 'Store Issue' post function is useful for setting the 'Resolution' field during issue creation.
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