Is there a way to add component without clicking into ticket?

[Ashton Danks]

As specified above. Is there a functionality which would allow a user to add a component to a ticket without clicking into the ticket itself. This would help with efficiency as it would negate the need to go into a ticket.

[Jack Brickey · Accepted solution]

Hi Ashton, welcome to the community.

Where exactly or how exactly would you like to accomplish this. Maybe you're wanting to do something like this in a list view or in a board view or something else question. I'm pretty sure the answer is going to be you can't get there from here but without understanding we're here is I can't say that for sure.

[Jack Brickey]

@Ashton Danks , Correct, you cannot modify the Component in any List view currently. If imortant requirement you might check the Marketplace.

[Ashton Danks]

Ah that's a shame! Thank you for your help. Both :) 

[Ashton Danks]

@Jack Brickey @Curt Holley any ideas as to how I would add it here?

[Jack Brickey]

What screen is this? Basically you need to add the Component field to the screen. Project settings > Issues > screens click the pencil icon which takes you to the screen scheme. In the table click the name of the screen which takes you to the list of fields on the screen where you can add Components.

[Curt Holley]

Looks like the "Resolve issue" screen @Jack Brickey 

[Jack Brickey]

That was my thought. Assuming so then edit the screen used in the transition to done and add component.

[Ashton Danks]

@Jack Brickey @Curt Holley 

My question is based around this example:

In this imagine, I have selected a ticket but I have no option to be able to add a component to the ticket without going into the ticket itself. I was wondering if there is a way to add a component to this ticket from where I am

[Curt Holley]

The only way would be via automation. But to do that you need to understand the condition/s under which a component would (or wouldn't) need to be added, as well as the trigger that would get the automation to run.
But as @Jack Brickey says, we really need to better understand not only the Where or How, but also the Why. As wanting to edit an issue without touching it is quite the trick (thus automation as my suggestion). 

[Ashton Danks]

@Jack Brickey @Curt Holley 

My question is based around this example:

In this imagine, I have selected a ticket but I have no option to be able to add a component to the ticket without going into the ticket itself. I was wondering if there is a way to add a component to this ticket from where I am