According to this article, I should be able to display required fields for a Jira issue in the Create Jira Issue dialog from within Confluence. I have read over the article, I've made sure that my field configurations are setup with the required field visible on the screens and Confluence appears to recognize that there is a required field because it presents me with the following message when I try to use the Create Jira Issue link :
Am I missing something or is the article wrong/outdated?
I'm currently using Jira Server 7.13 and Confluence Server 6.13. Any help/insight is appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Unfortunately the answer is no. Still stuck in the same situation.
Troy
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What type of field is Customer?
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The "Customer" field is a Select List (cascading). I am also seeing this behavior with other fields as well such as the Tempo Accounts Custom Field which is the one that immediately holding me up. I have not seen this ability work with any required custom field.
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@Steven F Behnke Did you find a solution for this by any chance? We have the same problem with tempo custom fields (account in our case) and I would really like to have this ability via confluence.
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@Jan Dupont I haven't been able to find a solution to this. Nothing from the community and nothing from Atlassian. Seems that it is a bug not acknowledged or this issue has gone under the radar.
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@Troy Johnson I contacted Atlassian support and they referred me to this feature: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-31867
Let's all vote and hopes it becomes a priority.
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AFAIK they whitelist only some standard fields to render on the Confluence view, which is why non-whitelisted fields kick you back to Jira. Apparently neither cascading nor plugin fields are whitelisted.
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