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Array-type field for URLs in a custom field

Maéva_bvswzd

Hello everyone,

I wanted to know if it's possible to have an array-type field for URLs in a custom field?
I need to add a field for pull requests.

You might suggest simply adding web links, but web links are meant for documentation or other purposes, not for pull requests in my project.

Thanks in advance for your answers!

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Tomislav Tobijas

Hi @Maéva ,

Just to confirm - you'd like to store multiple URLs in custom fields which is URL field type? So far, I think that's not supported and I couldn't find any open suggestions related to this. However, you could probably create a new rich text/paragraph field and use wiki style rendered where you could then add multiple URLs which would be clickable (similar to adding multiple links in description).

Side note/question - have you checked development information/field(s) that can be added to an issue? If you have integration with dev tools such as Bitbucket, and GitHub... this information such as pull requests can be displayed there as well.

Cheers,
Tobi

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Tomislav Tobijas

Hi @Maéva ,

Cheers,
Tobi

Maéva_bvswzd

Hi @Tomislav Tobijas

Thank you for your response.
Yes I would like to store multiple URLs in a custom field of type URL. Since this isn't supported, I'll go with your suggestion and use a text field instead.

Regarding the development field in the details section I saw that it exists but don't want use Github commands. My goal is simply for my collaborators to add their PRs so that my technical lead can review and approve them later.

Thanks again !

Adam Setch

We too would like the ability to create a custom field of type `URL` which supports multiple entries

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