code: def resolve(self, fix_version, comment, *args):
      fields = self.issue.fields
      cur_status = fields.status.name
  
      if cur_status == "Resolved" or cur_status == "Closed":
          self.cmd.fail(
              "JIRA issue %s already has status '%s'"
              % (self.jira_id, cur_status)
          )
  
      resolve = [
          x
          for x in self.jira_con.transitions(self.jira_id)
          if x["name"] == "Resolve Issue"
      ][0]
  
      # ARROW-6915: do not overwrite existing fix versions corresponding to
      # point releases
      fix_versions = [
          v.raw
          for v in self.jira_con.project_versions(self.project)
          if v.name == fix_version
      ]
      fix_version_names = set(x["name"] for x in fix_versions)
      for version in self.current_fix_versions:
          major, minor, patch = version.name.split(".")
          if patch != "0" and version.name not in fix_version_names:
              fix_versions.append(version.raw)
  
      if DEBUG:
          print(
              "JIRA issue %s untouched -> %s"
              % (self.jira_id, [v["name"] for v in fix_versions])
          )
      else:
          self.jira_con.transition_issue(
              self.jira_id,
              resolve["id"],
              comment=comment,
              fixVersions=fix_versions,
          )
          print("Successfully resolved %s!" % (self.jira_id))
  
      self.issue = self.jira_con.issue(self.jira_id)
      self.show()
  
imports: import configparser
  import os
  import pprint
  import re
  import subprocess
  import sys
  import requests
  import getpass
  from six.moves import input
  import six
label_desc: Use image node_id 5 for calling the JiraIssue obj's underlying member method code with example usage: obj.resolve(fix_version, comment) without return types