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This form contains a hidden field that does not have a valid default value configured
Hi @Karen Marques,
Welcome to Atlassian Community!
If you hide a field on a service request you have to give it a default value. So go to your project settings > request type and select the form you have the hidden field on and then unhide the field, hide it and enter a value.
I have this issue right now with a team managed project but there are no hidden fields. I have never seen this issue before in team managed project. Could this be a deleted field or maybe a approval field?
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I am also facing same issue Request type side showing "This Request Type has no hidden fields." while raising issue time showing "This form contains a hidden field that does not have a valid default value configured"
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I'm getting the same issue. In order to try resolve it I made the hidden field unhidden so displays to user. Also made it optional with no value but still get the error. Not sure what else the system could be seeing as a hidden field when there are none showing
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Found the fix here - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Management/all-project-suddenly-getting-hidden-field-error/qaq-p/978411.
The error message pointing out that it relates to the hidden field is misleading in that it is not the hidden field configured on the SM screen above but one of the many other hidden fields configured outside of SM - see the 8 of 29 referenced in screenshot above). If you go and create the issue via Jira Server (not Service Management) the error will be more descript. In my case I had a custom field for CAB approver with a default value of a user that had previously been deactivated. Removing that user from the default list solved the issue.
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Go to the Project settings of the Service project
then click on "Details", check if the Project lead is someone who has been deactivated and change it to someone who is active
then go to "Internal access" and also check if it is updated.
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