JRA-12918 When commenting after carrying out a workflow action, it would be great to be able to see previous comments or the previous screen in general
On hitting the Resolve Issue button , page should also show the issue details , so that when I am closing the issue and adding my comment I have something to refer to ,
instead of going back and forth between the issue detail page and resolve issue page. This is a very common need for developers as most of the time part of
the comment added while resolving the issue is copy pasted from the issue details.
Description
Suggestion:
On hitting the Resolve Issue button , page should also show the issue details , so that when I am closing the issue and adding my comment I have something to refer to ,
instead of going back and forth between the issue detail page and resolve issue page. This is a very common need for developers as most of the time part of
the comment added while resolving the issue is copy pasted from the issue details.
You can pretty much put any field(s) you want on the Resolve Issue screen. Although for me, I have limited fields on the Resolution tab and I have an "Issue Details" tab to edit/view other fields.
To accomplish this you need to set up a screen (e.g. Resolve Issue for project XXX) and attach that screen to the "Resolve" transition of the (inactive) workflow, and then attach that workflow (via scheme) to the project.
=Neal Applebaum added a comment - 01/Aug/07 07:42 PM You can pretty much put any field(s) you want on the Resolve Issue screen. Although for me, I have limited fields on the Resolution tab and I have an "Issue Details" tab to edit/view other fields.
To accomplish this you need to set up a screen (e.g. Resolve Issue for project XXX) and attach that screen to the "Resolve" transition of the (inactive) workflow, and then attach that workflow (via scheme) to the project.
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On hitting the Resolve Issue button , page should also show the issue details .
To accomplish this you need to set up a screen (e.g. Resolve Issue for project XXX) and attach that screen to the "Resolve" transition of the (inactive) workflow, and then attach that workflow (via scheme) to the project.