I have child issues which is related to epic. However some fields in epic are mandatory, and my child issues encountered errors in jira automation because they also require these fields. How do i make the fields mandatory only for epic?
Hi Lady,
Go to Settings > Issues > Field Configuration Schemes
Find the Scheme your project is using. Click on it to see the details. If there is only one Field Configuration, make a note of that.
Then go to the Field Configurations menu option. Copy the Field Configuration you noted above.
Then make the changes to it to make whichever fields you want to be mandatory.
Then add this new Field Configuration to the Field Configuration Scheme for your project. Make it applicable only for the Epic issue type.
You are welcome!
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Hello @Jar Lady
How have the fields been made required?
Are they Required all the time, by being set to Required in the Field Configuration?
Are they required only during a Status change, by using a Validator in the Workflow Transition?
What actions are you executing in the automations for the child issues, where you are getting the problem you think is due to required fields? And what exactly is being reported in the logs of the Automation?
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You would have to create a new field configuration that applies to the child issues, and in it make the fields that should only be mandatory for epics optional. If the required fields are only required as part of a transition then you would need to create a new workflow for your child issues and then remove the condition that makes those fields required.
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Screenshot of what? The workflow condition or the field configuration? If the fields are always required then the documentation I linked to should have all the information.
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