I'm not a JIRA admin, so I don't have access to do any changes. The JIRA admin thinks we need a plugin to achieve what I want, but I'm not so sure.
According to this tutorial, it's very simple to create a custom field (text box). But showing it like we show description is a according the the JIRA admin not possible without a plugin.
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Is it possible, out of the box, to show custom fields like we show description and issue links / comments?
Following Charlie Misonne's suggestion, we only get this. The custom field becomes a part of the Details section. We want this custom field to be a custom editable section like shown on the pic below.
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Can this be done following Vitaliy's suggestion?
Hi Changming,
Currently this cannot be done natively in Bamboo. As such I've created this feature request to add this ability to our product integration: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-15132 Please feel free to add your comments/concerns directly to this ticket. Please also become a watcher so you receive updates directly from our development team.
I believe you may be able to achieve a similar effect in the mean time. You'll want to configure JIRA to kick off builds in Bamboo for starters. Then you'll have the deployment only kicked off from that build. From here you'll want to manage your permissions from JIRA. As you do not want the build/deploy to fire until several JIRA issues are approved make the JIRA issue that kicks off the build a parent of the issues you wish to have in "approved" status. Then you can approve all the sub-tasks (child issues), trigger a release from the JIRA issue, kick off the build, then deploy.
Thanks!
Turner
Thanks for your answer! I have two more questions: 1. How to trigger a release from Jira issue? The link is referred to trigger release from Version page in project admin. But you can still ignore unresolved issues and trigger a build. 2. If we ignore question-1, we want to release from Jira. How can we prompt existing build for deployment? In Bamboo, it's quite straightforward. You can select certain "Release" and deploy to different environments. How can we achieve this if we create a new build plan(no tasks but only link to deploy)? How can we find existing release in other build/deploy plan? Thanks.
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