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Find field name when I have the ID

Eran Roiter_tdmgcu

Hi all,

How i can find the field id name when i know the id ?

It is not a custom id (10014 )

Thanks !

Accepted answers

Manoj Kumar Gangwar

Hi @Eran Roiter,

If you have site admin permission then you can check it.

Go to settings> Issues> Custom fields> edit any existing field and then replace the ID.

Rilwan Ahmed

Hi @Eran Roiter ,

As informed by @Manoj Kumar Gangwar , it is "Epic Link" system field. You can find all your field details by running the rest api in your browser and search with the ID.

https://<yourdomain>.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/field

All comments

Lucas Modzelewski _Lumo_

My favourite method available to everyone is just use of the JQL:

use any filter or search for any issues
1. use JQL view
2. use List view
add column to display your desired field
hover over column and order by this column
watch the change in JQL -> now your custom field was added as ordering option

order by field.png

Manoj Kumar Gangwar

Hi @Eran Roiter,

If you have site admin permission then you can check it.

Go to settings> Issues> Custom fields> edit any existing field and then replace the ID.

Eran Roiter_tdmgcu

Thanks for your answer,
how can i add the column if i don't know which one is it ?

I don't think its a custom field.

Thanks

Manoj Kumar Gangwar

@Eran Roiter it is an Epic Link system field, for my instance, you can check for yours if you have admin privileges on your instance.

Rilwan Ahmed

Hi @Eran Roiter ,

As informed by @Manoj Kumar Gangwar , it is "Epic Link" system field. You can find all your field details by running the rest api in your browser and search with the ID.