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Cascading fields for Discovery add-on

Shauli Zamir

Hi,

I'm using cascading fields as part of my projects' custom fields, while recently we've start using Discovery add-on as well.

AFAIU, it seems that cascading fields are not supported by Discovery at all... Is this correct or there's a way to use this type of field with Discovery as well?

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Humashankar VJ

Hi @Shauli Zamir

You are correct that Jira Product Discovery (JPD) currently does not support cascading select fields, a feature available in standard Jira projects.

While JPD offers various field types, including numbers, checkboxes, and custom formulas, it lacks a direct equivalent to cascading select fields.

To overcome this limitation, you may consider exploring third-party apps on the Jira Cloud marketplace, which can provide enhanced custom field functionalities that simulate cascading behavior.

To learn more - Introduction to Jira Product Discovery fields | Atlassian

Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards

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Humashankar VJ

Hi @Shauli Zamir

You are correct that Jira Product Discovery (JPD) currently does not support cascading select fields, a feature available in standard Jira projects.

While JPD offers various field types, including numbers, checkboxes, and custom formulas, it lacks a direct equivalent to cascading select fields.

To overcome this limitation, you may consider exploring third-party apps on the Jira Cloud marketplace, which can provide enhanced custom field functionalities that simulate cascading behavior.

To learn more - Introduction to Jira Product Discovery fields | Atlassian

Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards

Shauli Zamir

Hi @Humashankar VJ

Thanks for your prompt reply!

If so, is there any other way to create a conditioning between 2x different fields, without using cascading fields? (means, once a value is selected in the first field from a pre-defined list, the list of options in the follow-up field will be adjusted in accordance...)

We do need JPD to our use cases, so I'm looking for an alternative field that might meet our requirements.

Shauli Zamir

Anyone?

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