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And then resolve the JIRA with the required Fix Version set. The Fix Version is based on the final branch of commit. For example, a commit to branch-0.5 will imply that the fix version is the next unreleased version of 0.5.x. A commit to master only implies that the Fix Version should be set to the next major release ( for now, 0.x are considered major releases ).  (Do not mark the JIRA as Closed. This will be done by the Release Manager after a release with the changes has been published )

Setting various Version fields on JIRA

Affects Version

The affects version of a JIRA should be set to the released versions which the JIRA affects. If the JIRA represents an issue which was introduces in one of the active lines - the affects version should be set to the relevant unreleased version numbers.

Target Version

This should be set to the oldest unreleased version where the JIRA will be committed. This would imply all newer unreleased versions automatically get the fix.

Fix Version

This should be set to all versions to which the patch on the JIRA is committed.