You will have to construct the necessary logic in how status is being mapped.
This can be done with a script rule where you don't apply the change if the issue is closed.
Hey Francis,
Can you give any documentation link or the sample script?
Euh - something like - pretty straightforward.
def targetStatus = ...
if (issue.status.name != "Closed") {
// only apply a status change if the issue is not closed
issue.setStatus(targetStatus)
}
You will have to take into account that if the status from B is synced back to A, you will have to avoid to close the issue A because the issue B is still closed.
I have 2 projects A and B created in JIRA. I have established the connection between then using exalate. The ticket in project A re-opens when customer comments on a resolved ticket. It changes the status from Resolved to In progress. This latest comment gets synced into project B and the ticket in projecy B also reopens. But the ticket in project B should not re-open.