fix(jira): correctly handle issues with null resolution (Fixes #4295) #4370
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This pull request fixes a bug where Alertmanager would create a duplicate Jira issue if the existing issue's resolution field was
null
(for example, when the issue was still "To Do" or "In Progress").Previously, the search query only checked for
resolution != "Won't Do"
, so issues withnull
resolution were not properly matched, causing Alertmanager to incorrectly create a new issue.This fix updates the JQL condition to also check
resolution is EMPTY or resolution != "Won't Do"
, ensuring that open issues are correctly found and reused.Changes
null
resolution.Screenshots
Before
resolution != "Won't Do"
onlyAfter
resolution is EMPTY or resolution != "Won't Do"
Fixes #4295.