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Hello,
We have an Jira server app in the marketplace called "edit custom field values". A client of ours gets the following warning "There is not exactly one config for this scheme ({}). Configs are {}." when interacting with our app.
I have since determined that this has to do with calling the following Jira function in the class `FieldConfigSchemeImpl.class`.
@Nullable
public FieldConfig getOneAndOnlyConfig() {
MultiMap configsByConfig = this.getConfigsByConfig();
if (configsByConfig != null) {
if (configsByConfig.size() == 1) {
return (FieldConfig)configsByConfig.keySet().iterator().next();
}
log.warn("There is not exactly one config for this scheme ({}). Configs are {}.", this.id, configsByConfig);
}
return null;
}
Apparently our client has more than one field configuration in a scheme, which causes the function above to return a null value that causes a problem the code of our app.
I have difficulty reproducing the issue our client is experiencing. I'm unable to get more than one field configuration in a scheme.
Does anyone know how I could get this done? Or how to make is so our client doesn't have two configurations for one scheme?
I have already tried to create a field configuration scheme and field configurations in settings > issues.
If there are gaps in the information I provided, let me know and I'll elaborate.
Thanks in advance.
@Mark Jansen Welcome to the Atlassian community. Sounds like something got corrupted. I would suggest submitting an issue to Atlassian support. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/
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