resolution() | Decadis App Help Center

This function returns the name of the resolution with a given ID.

Bash

resolution(id) #Output: Text

Examples

Parser expression	Description
Bash `resolution(10000)`	This example returns a text with the corresponding name of the resolution with the ID 10000 e.g. Won't Fix

Parser expression

Description

Bash

resolution(10000)

This example returns a text with the corresponding name of the resolution with the ID 10000

e.g. Won't Fix

Additional information

Parameters used in this function

Parameter	Input (data type)	Description
`id`	number	A valid ID of a resolution.

Output

This function returns a text .

If there is no resolution with the given ID, the function returns null .

Use this function to ensure expressions will continue to work after renaming resolutions:

Will continue to work after resolution name update ✅	Will fail after resolution name update ❌
Bash `%{issue.resolution} = resolution(10000)`	Bash `%{issue.resolution} = "Won't Fix"`

Will continue to work after resolution name update

✅

Will fail after resolution name update

❌

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%{issue.resolution} = resolution(10000)

Bash

%{issue.resolution} = "Won't Fix"

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