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Hi,
When a customer attempts to create an issue which has a Date Picker custom field and enters a date in a format that is unrecognized, JIRA will throw an error and prevent the issue from being created.
Any help please?
Hi,
we had the same issue. The client has another profile language configured than the system default language of JIRA. Seems to me like a bug. After setting the default language as profile language it worked again.
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You may give this bug a check and verify if you facing this.
This is happening because the date is not getting filled correctly according to the language pack.
We recommend you to comment and vote on the bug, which will help in highlighting the issue to our Engineering Team. You can get more information related to Atlassian policy on Atlassian Server Bug Fix Policy
We could see a workaround mentioned for the Portuguese and Dutch languages in the bug ticket.
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