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  1. Jira Service Management Data Center
  2. JSDSERVER-2070

JIRA Service Desk 2.5.0 Default SLA Time to Resolution metric set SLA on pause when issue gets created

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      This is happening to me on 2.5.0

      It was working fine, but then I disabled and re-enabled the plugin and since then SLA is broken. All requests go into paused state.

      I have not modified the SLA or workflow and can confirm it was definitely working before I disabled the plugin.

      I can't confirm for definite it was caused by disable/re-enable plugin, but that seems to be the only thing I could possibly link this to.

      Blocker - SLA is broken.

      Note: I disabled the plugin to confirm it was Service Desk that was causing the error in Agile before I located JSD-2016 .

      Summary

      In JIRA Service Desk 2.5.0, The default time to resolution metric is configured as the following:

      • START: Issue created, Resolution: Cleared
      • PAUSE ON:
      • STOP: Resolution: Set
        However, when the issue gets created, the SLA is on pause. If user configures a new metric for SLA, it will work properly.

      Steps to Reproduce

      • Create a Service Desk
      • Using the default configuration of SLA (Time to Resolution metric), create issue
      • Everything OK
      • Disable the Service Desk plugin
      • Enable the Service Desk plugin
      • Create a Service Desk issue
      • The SLA will be on pause, while it should start

      Expected Behavior

      When the issue gets created, the SLA should start.

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      Summary

      In JIRA Service Desk 2.2.0, The default time to resolution metric is configured as the following:

      • START: Issue created, Resolution: Cleared
      • PAUSE ON:
      • STOP: Resolution: Set
        However, when the issue gets created, the SLA is on pause. If user configures a new metric for SLA, it will work properly.

      Steps to Reproduce

      • Create a Service Desk
      • Using the default configuration of SLA (Time to Resolution metric), create issue
      • The SLA will be on pause, while it should start

      Expected Behavior

      When the issue gets created, the SLA should start.

      Additional Information

      • It misbehaves in JIRA Service Desk 2.2.0 only
      • It works properly in JIRA Service Desk 2.1.1

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