Hi Ryan Nguyen, are you sure that "Resolved" is the right word. I'm sure it means that you are determined to complete the task. But if it has been completed should it not just say "solved"???
You could say "this will be resolved in ver2.4.1" as it has not been released yet. lol
This has been resolved in 2.4.0. This actually is a "final status" we use to close out bugs or development tasks in our project management system.
re·solve
/rəˈzälv/
verb
past tense: resolved; past participle: resolved
1.
settle or find a solution to (a problem, dispute, or contentious matter).
This issue will fix on next version.
Thanks,
mooSupport,
You could say "this will be resolved in ver2.4.1" as it has not been released yet. lol
re·solve
/rəˈzälv/
verb
past tense: resolved; past participle: resolved
1.
settle or find a solution to (a problem, dispute, or contentious matter).