Through JIRA configuration, you may create a post function on the Create transition of a given Issue Type that sets the Fix Version field, but you must specify a set value and it will apply everywhere for that Issue Type or at least Projects configured to utilize that issue type scheme.
If you do not wish to use the Fix Version field for whatever reason, you can remove the field from your configuration and screens. To be honest, I thought JIRA Core excluded this field by default...
I could not set a value to the fix version field since it does not appear as an option in the post function fields.
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I can see it under "update field" when choosing a post function.
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Hi, I am trying to find this option but I cannot see it available in "Update Issue Field" or "Update Issue Custom Field".
appreciate your comments and help
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Same for me. "Fix version" is not showing up in "Update Issue Field" (or "Update Issue Custom Field").
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Hello,
My response is probably coming late but I would like to share my workaround.
I simply created a custom field which is based on values provided in Version (Project Settings), I created a context for this field related to the project and there I was able to define a default value for this custom field. A the end I just copy value from this field to fixVersion field during issue creation transition. I used a plug-in workflow post function but it is may available in native Jira post-functions.
No code required and works fine!!
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Also extremely late, but I don't understand why you would want a default on the fixversion. You don't know when it will be fixed.
I guess you would like to set a default 'affects version' being the latest released version
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