Never happened to me, but for your description, I would think of the following hypothesis:
The transition from Closed to New is not correctly set to fire a 'Issue Reopened' event.
Follow these steps:
If it's already firing a different kind of event (probably a Generic Event):
If you don't find a line starting with 'Fire a', then no event is being fired, and then you will have to:
After following these steps, you will need to close the issue and reopen it so that the event is actually fired.
Let me know if this fixes your issue.
Thanks Ignacio, this was really helpful !!! I'm still running some tests to see if it is all solved :)
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Looking forward to know if it fixes your issue :)
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This is really strange. If the user who created the issue tries to Close it and ReOpen it, then everyone is able to vote. But if a user who didn't create the issue Closes it, then no one can vote again no matter what :(
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Could you review these JIRA options?: Allow users to vote on issues AND Allow users to watch issues https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/configuring-jira-options-185729544.html#ConfiguringJIRAOptions-options
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Press the dot sign '.' and start writing 'general configuration' to quickly access those options.
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Could you tell who is being granted the View voters & watchers permission? https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/project-config/<PROJECT-KEY>/permissions
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Probably, it has something to do with the project permissions being different for both users. Look at https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/project-config/<PROJECT-KEY>/permissions Pay special attention to the permissions that might have something to do with this: * Browse projects * Edit issues * Resolve issues * Transition issues * View voters & watchers
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A workaround might be allowing to edit already Closed issues: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/allow-editing-of-closed-issues-138704.html
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Forgot to say that you should publish the draft after editing your workflow.
Have a look at the properties of statuses and transitions on the workflow and look for anything that denies edit/vote permission. You might want to delete such a property.
And don't forget to publish the draft of your workflow. Otherwise your changes won't take place!
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At the end it didn't work :/ So we decided to control clarify everyone that they can only vote for issues if they are not closed.
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Remember you can make a closed issue editable by setting the workflow status Closed with the property jira.issue.editable=true
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I found the soluton here https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/How+to+Edit+the+Resolution+of+an+Issue
I have to make sure that the transition will set the resolution as NONE
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Great! Then it was about adding the post function to clear the resolución. Cool and good to know. If that ever happens on our instance, I now know where to look at. Thanks!
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Yes indeed, then answer was in the Post Function as you suggested
Muchas gracias !!!
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Look at the second sympthom from your link. It might be the cause of the weird results of your JQL. If you need help on that, send me an email to ignacio.pulgar at incentro dot com. De nada! After all, you found the solution!
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