Hi @Ramya Do you mean how do you have a pre-filled template for a Jira field? e.g., have all your descriptions in new issues pre-populate with the same information?
This thread might have some answers for you.
From that thread, an Atlassian team member mentioned you can only do this from a team-managed project.
Team Managed Project:
Navigate to Project Settings -> Issue Types -> Go to the Issue type, you can add the description fields with the default information you'll need on the issue type.
If you're working in a company-managed project, you'd need a third-party app or you could try this:
Workaround-
Create a custom field for description and use it instead of the system field.
The steps are:
* Enter JIRA, Navigate to Settings -> Issues -> custom field
Thank you!
But when I enter default value as below, it doesn't show as a table when creating the issue. What is the solution for that?
||heading 1|| heading 2||
|cell A1|cell A2|
|cell B1|cell B2|
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@Ramya Srinivas Where did you add that block of text? It should go into the field configuration screen.
- Go to Settings -> Issues -> Field Configurations
- Then choose the configuration for your projects.
- Look for the description field or the custom field you just created above and click edit.
- Here's the text I added:
||Table Header 1||Table Header 2||
|Col A1|Col A2|
This text should then look like this:
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I want it as the default value, something that will guide the user to fill the data in the field.
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I got the solution. For this we need set the Renderer for that Field under Field Configuration as "Wiki Style Renderer"
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