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title: "Issues in a released version remain open"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/PSJC/1248526344/Issues%20in%20a%20released%20version%20remain%20open"
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This use case combines a JQL Search Extensions keyword with Power Script’s SIL Manager and Scheduler to identify issues planned for a release that remain open after the version is released.

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| **Scenario** | *A version of the product was released, but not all of the issues planned for the version were closed.*<br>**Solution**: Automatically follow up on the tickets, adding a comment reminding the ticket owner that the version was released and to update it where appropriate. |
| **JSE keyword** | `fixedVersionsReleased` |
| **PowerScripts features** | SIL Manager and Scheduler |
| **Method** | 1. In Jira, go to **Settings** > **Apps** >** Manage apps**.
2. In the Apps sidebar menu, under *POWER SCRIPTS*, select **SIL Manager**.
3. On the *SIL Manager* page, select **File** > **New file** to create a new file.
4. Add the following script to the file, and replace `MyProject` with your project details.
5. This example uses the comment, `This issue is in a version that was released. Should it be closed?` . You can change the comment to meet your scenario if needed.
  
6. Enter a name for the file, then click the **Save** icon in the top menu to save the file.
7. Select **Configurations** in the left sidebar.
8. Select **Automations** > **Scheduler** to display the *Scheduled Jobs *page.
9. Click **Schedule job**. The *Schedule new job* window displays.
10. Select **Interval** for the *Job type*. Alternatively, use a CRON expression to define the interval.
11. Set the interval when the script should run, for example, 3d.
12. Select the **Edit** icon in the *Script* field.
13. Select the saved file from the list and click **Select**.
  
14. In the *Schedule new job* window, select the **Run as** user.
  
15. Click **Save**. Your saved scheduled job displays in the list of scheduled jobs. You can later edit or delete the job as required.<br>Now, every 3 days, this script will run and add the comment you defined in the script to any issues that match the JQL query used in the script. |