We are using Jira Service Desk (Jira Service Management) and we have customers using it.
For some of the requests that come in, we're creating a subtask to help track the work and assign that subtask out to a different team.
Unfortunately, when we try to edit the fields for this subtask, the "Configure" button is grayed out and we see this message:
"You can't configure the layout of an issue while it doesn't have a request type."
This is making it really hard for our agents to actually work and complete these subtasks because we can't configure the fields that they see (or don't see).
We've tried to create a request type associated with the subtask issue type for this project, but that doesn't work either: we can't directly create a request type that opens a subtask issue type (which makes sense: subtask issue types can't be unparented).
Thus: how do we configure the subtask issue type for this project?
(Note: we've already tried editing the screen, and that works for the old issue view, but those changes aren't persisting for the new issue view).
Bumping this. This is a big miss right now for our use cases, where we need to create subtasks from an original issue in JSM.
The fields I need to surface and re-arrange cannot be done so due to issue layout not being available for these subtasks
Issue layout can only be accomplished in JSM if the issue has a request type - which requires a standard issue type.
Any guidance is appreciated
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Would like this addressed too. We log thousands of sub-tasks each year in our PMO and not being able to lay out the screen correctly is very annoying and inefficient.
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This is so basic that is gone wrong team. You need to allow us to amend the fields and the look of the fields for sub-tasks. This shall be top of your priority as creating sub-tasks for requests is a very common practice, as there can be multiple teams involved to complete certain types of service requests and hence it shall be possible for us to set an issue layout for sub task to match what the customer wants. How is something like this which is actually the basic part getting missed? Can you please prioritise this please?
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Still a problem for subtasks and any other issues we want to hide from client portal.
Any workaround ?
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Having the same issue here. There needs to be a way to do subtask issue layout for JSM projects
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It is not clear how there is no button next to the "Change View" subtask view.
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This may be a solution that works for some, as I ran into the same problem when establishing various sub-task issue types into a project.
To change what fields are displayed when viewing a sub-task, I create a Screen with the correct fields on it.
After I have the screen, I create a Screen Scheme that uses the created screen as it's default.
Then, I associate the sub-task issue type with the created Screen Scheme in my project's Issue Type Screen Scheme.
This allows me to modify what fields are seen when a sub-task is opened by changing what fields are on the screen I created originally.
Note: Fields in the default Field Tab that are not 'Paragraph' fields will be displayed under the Details section in the right-hand column. The workaround I have for that at the moment is to create a new tab on the screen next to the default tab and populating that with the fields. They display correctly in that tab.
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This is a frustrating problem that I can't find a fix for... surely theres another workaround??
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