Issue Summary
The behavior of the Due Date: Not Passed condition when it is used as a Paused condition in an SLA configuration is inconsistent.
Steps to Reproduce
- In a Service Desk project, create an SLA configured to pause with the Due Date: Not Passed condition. Let's call this SLA "Due Date SLA"
- Create a new issue with a not breached Due Date, and observe that the SLA "Due Date SLA" is paused
- Let the Due Date breach naturally or force it by changing your date/time locally.
- Refresh the issue created previously and observe that the SLA "Due Date SLA" is still paused
Expected Results
The behavior of an SLA pausing on the Due Date: Not Passed condition should be consistent when you let Due Date ages naturally.
Actual Results
The behavior of an SLA pausing on the Due Date: Not Passed condition is not consistent at all.
Workaround
There is no workaround for this at the moment.
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JSDSERVER-6383 Inconsistent behavior of the "Due Date: Not Passed" SLA condition when the due date field is empty
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