Thanks, bulk operation seems to work very good. It are approximately 5 steps but its indeed a lot faster than selecting all items. This method is acceptable for us, the redirection is not really needed.

I have send the bugs to the adres.

I see. It does look like "Bulk Operation" provided by the Issue Navigator, doesn't it? In the standard Issue Navigator, you can select issues, then use Tools | Bulk Change to apply, say, Close action to all issues. It's still not a single click, but it's constant number of clicks for any number of issues.

So, if Structure either redirected you to the Issue Navigator, or provided embedded Issue Navigator on the same page, would that solve the problem? Would it be good enough?

Thanks!
Igor

I will send you screenshots to that adres.

During a scrum we look at the amount of tasks that are resolved. If we are satisfied with the resolved tasks, which can be many, we want the status of all resolved tasks to be closed. In our previous system we had a button for that. It just simply when pressed changed all resolved statuses to closed statuses for one project. This saved time espessialy when there is a team of 12 people communicating about the progress of this project (scrum).

In your example the spacebar just changes one issue to close? Then it would still be timecomsuming to change all resolved tasks to closed

About the bug: it's not a known problem, could you please send a screenshot to support@almworks.com? Also, to let us know your JIRA configuration, could you please send a support request (with empty body) from JIRA's Administration | Support Request menu - just set To: field to support@almworks.com

On the requested feature: how would you apply this button? I mean, you have a selected issue in Structure, let's say it is Resolved and some of its children are Resolved. What would this button do?

We've had another feature request - apply some workflow action (pre-configured globally, like Resolve or Close) when the user hits <space>, and reverse action (Reopen) if the user hits <space> on a resolved issue. Would it be helpful to you?

Thanks!
Igor

exactly, all Resolved issues to closed status. In our previous system (very similar to structure + Jira) this was a common used function. I hope other people could also appreciate this feature.
By the way with the current release when we try to set an issue to resolved or closed we will see a dark screen and the system will stop working. Is this a known problem and is this going to be fixed?

Thanks for posting this idea! Could you please elaborate a bit, what do you mean by "set issues on closed"? Do you mean apply the "Close" workflow action to move issues from Resolved to Closed status, or something else?

Thanks!
Igor