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Hi @omerro ,
Please restrict the custom field context to only single project that's require to appear.
In the field configurations, there is option to HIDE the custom field.
if anyone tried to use that custom field, it won't work and it will be hidden always.
The automation rule will still be able to update the hidden field since it doesn't rely on visibility in the UI.
Thanks,
Sanam
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@omerro ,
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Hi @omerro
This can be done, but only in company managed projects
There are three things a field needs to be set for if you want to use it:
So, yes, without other apps, your only option is to add the field to all the screens, and then hide it in all the field configurations.
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@Marc - Devoteam What about not hiding but restricting the permission to change the data?
Can this be done in an easier way?
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Hi @omerro
The are no field restriction option in Jira.
As mentioned, when. you want to use automation the field needs to be on the edit screen as a minimum requirement.
Fields not on screens can't be amended by an automation rule
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Hi @omerro
That depends on when the automation triggers, on issue creation or further along the issues workflow.
If it's only on the lifespan after creation ,then only the edit screen should have the field.
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Hi @omerro
On all edit screens of all screens schemes on all projects and then in all field configurations oof all projects, hide the field.
Then automation can use the field, but it won't be visible.
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Hi @omerro
Any custom field that is not in the screens of the project will not be visible on the ticket itself. So remove the field from all associated screens.
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@omerro wants to use automation, hiding from screens is then not an option. As automation requires the field to be on at least the edit screen used, related to the issue types used on the projects
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@Marc - Devoteam @omerro , With automation, you can edit an issue value in automation while not having them on the screen.
Did you try it? Did it not work for you?
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Yes,
If the field ins on the screen and hidden a field config you can use it in automation.
And if it a scheduled action and on having an action like transition, move, but here the requirement is on moving an issue.
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@Marc - Devoteam , Sorry. I do not understand what you mean but i tested for the given scenario and the below automation worked with out the 'Move date' field in screens. The value was reportable in issue navigator.
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@Fazila Ashraf and the custom filed is not connected to any screen schemes? What is the context of the custom field?
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@omerro , You can have it as an open default context. Not restricted.
Basically have it available for all the projects where you would like to use the field.
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And yes, not in the screens / screen schemes.
That is my key answer. Use the field normally in automation but remove it from the screens to make it not available in the issue's views but still available for reporting.
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