Currently, there is no way to call issue.resolution to get the issue's resolution (or nil of the issue is not resolved). Instead, I have had to resort to something like issue.attrs['resolution'] to get a Hash representing the resolution.
This PR adds a relationship from the Issue resource to the Resolution resource to make this possible:
issue = client.Issue.find('1234567')
issue.resolution #=> nil or an instance of JIRA::Resource::Resolution
I believe this change is fully backward compatible with previous versions of this gem.
jcouball
commented
6 months ago
Currently, there is no way to call
issue.resolutionto get the issue's resolution (or nil of the issue is not resolved). Instead, I have had to resort to something likeissue.attrs['resolution']to get a Hash representing the resolution.This PR adds a relationship from the Issue resource to the Resolution resource to make this possible:
I believe this change is fully backward compatible with previous versions of this gem.