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Can I create my own issue type with ONLY custom fields?

Kateryna Holub

I want my issue type with custom fields (without jira default fields like Summary, etc.)

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Tom Lister_fo1j4e

HI @Kateryna Holub

There are limited options to work without standard fields as some like Summary are intrinsically mandatory

If you create your own field configuration for your issue type you will be able to hide a number of the other standard fields.

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Tom Lister_fo1j4e

HI @Kateryna Holub

There are limited options to work without standard fields as some like Summary are intrinsically mandatory

If you create your own field configuration for your issue type you will be able to hide a number of the other standard fields.

Siva Garjala

Hi @Tom Lister

Is it also possible to make fields like "Attachments" a mandatory? Right now, in my project, we see some people filling a bug report without much "Description" no "Attachments" and I want to make it a mandatory to file a bug.

Could you please help if there is a way to do it?

Thanks,

Siva

Tom Lister_fo1j4e

You can't make attachments field mandatory in the field configuration.

You could add a workflow condition to check number of attachments > 0

Do you use any add-ons like scriptrunner etc.

Tom Lister_fo1j4e

e.g.

Scriptrunner standard scripted condition

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
ComponentAccessor.attachmentManager.getAttachments(issue).size() >= 1

Kateryna Holub

@Siva Garjala

1. Go to "Jira Settings"

2. Go to "Issues"

3. Go to "Fields Configuration"

4. Click on "Default Fields Configuration" link (or where you want to apply this fields)

5. System opens "View Field Configuration" page

6. In the actions section next to your field choose "required"

Kateryna Holub

@Tom Lister

Also could you help me with the next issue:

I want to customize fields for my issue type. For this:

1. I created new issue type

2. Created new field configuration and hide all field that I don't want to see in this issue

3. Created new field configuration scheme and associate it with my issue type

BUT

when I open my issue ticket - I see all fields that I've hidden before

What is the reason?

Tom Lister_fo1j4e

Is your field configuration scheme associated with your project?

You can amend the field configuration scheme currently associated with your project and add your issue/field config mapping there.

Kateryna Holub

@Tom ListerWhere I can associate the new field configuration scheme to your project?

Tom Lister_fo1j4e

you will need to go to the administration/ projects menu and select your project

there will be a section for the field configuration scheme being used. You can either replace with yours or update current scheme with your new issue mapping.