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A JIRA issue can be resolved in a number of ways. The default resolution statuses are: Fixed, Duplicate, Won't Fix, Incomplete, and Cannot Reproduce. However, new resolution statuses may be added. The resolution status of issues is on a JIRA Global level, which means that one configuration is used for all projects.

Resolution Set Using a POST Function Locate your Workflow: > Issues > Workflows. Click Edit under Actions for your workflow. Select your "Done" transition, and Click POST Functions. Click 'Add POST Function > Select 'Update Issue Field' Select Resolution for Issue Field and the appropriate Field Value.

Solution Go to the project settings > Workflow; Edit the desired workflow; Find the transition that will reopen the issue and click on it; Navigate to the pop-up and click on Post Functions, then click Add post Function; Add the Clear Field Value event as a post function; Select the Resolution field and click add;

Some best practices to prevent your issues from having a mistakenly set resolution, or/and the appropriate one are: Create a post function on the transition that leads to the "Done" status to set the resolution as something fixed: By doing to you are setting an appropriate and acceptable resolution.

The Resolve Issue Screen is used for the transition view for the default Close Issue and Resolve Issue transitions, originating from the Open, In Progress and Reopened steps in Jira's default workflow.

The "Resolution" field is an important feature in Jira. It specifies the reason an issue is closed and removes the need of having multiple statuses with the purpose of stating why the issue is closed, thus capturing important data for your team while reducing the time you have to manage your workflow.

To get to the resolution ID's, I performed the following steps: To get the Resolution IDs, go to Jira Settings / Admin > Issues > Resolutions, press Edit next to a resolution and the ID is the numeric code after "? id=" in the title.