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I have found how to do this using validation, but only on the cloud version. I am looking for guidance on the server version for Jira Service Manager.
Add 'Time Tracking' field to the screen associated with the transition going to close. Add a 'Field Required' validator on that workflow transition. If there is not a screen associated with the transition to close your will have to create one.
The 'Time Spent' field is on the Resolution screen, is 'Time Tracking' seperate field?
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On all the tenants I have worked on the delivered field has been time tracking and should be labeled as system field. Time spent might be a custom field in your tenant.
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'Time Spent' becomes active when you activate Time Tracking under Issues -> Issue Features. So, I assume the 'Time Spent' field, located on the Resolve this issue screen is the same as 'Time Tracking' field located in the Field Configurations. However, when I look at the screens 'Time Tracking' is on, it only lists default.
So, I'm not sure what 'Time Spent' field is and how to make it mandatory.
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Can you see if time spent is a custom field? Also do you have any apps for time tracking?
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Time spent is not a custom field, which has me perplexed on what to do. We don't have any apps used for time tracking only the built in one generated by Jira.
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What options do you have on the workflow transition under validators? Also do you have any other fields that are required on workflow transitions?
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Under validators I have just two options:
Nothing like the field validator that is available on the cloud.
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Benjamin,
I apologize for all the extra work, I assumed that you had already done this with other fields. You will need Jira Suite Utilities to perform this validation in your workflow and that is why it is not an option. Here is the Atlassian documentation on it. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/using-validators-with-custom-fields-938847524.html
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No worries, but this add-on has some interesting features we could use for other items. Thank you for all the assistance.
But to clarify, as built, Jira does not have a feature natively to make this field mandatory, you MUST purchase an add-on.
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