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How can i restrict edit screen based on status changes in jira
Like i have 6 to 7 field on my edit screen .
Now in "To do" Status --> on edit i must get only First two field
Now in "In Progress" Status --> on edit i must get First two field + Futher two fields
Now in "Done Status" --> on edit i must get all fields .
So how can i restrict this on specific status i wanted to show only limited field on edit screen on status change .
Please help me to reach my goal .
Is is possible using script runner ?? if yes then how ??
Or any other plugin from which it is possible .
As I understand, you want to edit different fields in different statuses. You can not do it by default.
Workaround:
Briefly, you will see Edit transition button in each status but it will change the status. It will just open a screen with desired fields for edit purpose.
Hope it helps.
Thanks @Tansu Akdeniz for the response . But i wanted to restrict on bydefault Edit Screen . I dont want to create any custom screen and associate that custom screen with transition .
Is there any other way where i can restrict EDIT Screen only on jira server .
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Hi Nishant,
You cannot limit access to fields in Jira cloud by standard means.
The only way I have found to be close is to remove the fields from Edit screen as a whole. Then create a Transition screen with the fields that you want to allow update to for some people.
Then add the transition screen to a new looping transition that loops back to the same status. There you can place a Condition on the transition to allow only certain users to update the fields in the transition screen as they are the only ones who can see the transition.
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Thanks @John Funk for the response .
But i wanted to restrict on bydefault Edit Screen on jira server. I dont want to create any custom screen and associate that custom screen with transition .
Is there any other way where i can restrict EDIT Screen only on jira server .
Is any plugin from which it is possible .
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No, that is not possible in Cloud version. And there are no add-ons.
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Hi @Nishant Paraskar ,
If you're using ScriptRunner, you should have a look at the Behaviours section - https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/6.15.0/jira/behaviours-overview.html
After adding the correct project and issue type mapping as well as selecting the guide workflow, you can set fields to be hidden on specific workflow steps:
Cheers
Thorsten
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Can you give me more clear idea on this . How to achieve this step by step .As i am new to script runner .So help me to achieve this task .
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Hi @Nishant Paraskar ,
I'm sorry to have missed the fact that you're referring to Jira Cloud. My proposed solution only works for Jira Server/Data Center.
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