Good morning guys,
I need to create a validation so that when the user is going to make the change of a field of the type date (Deadline) he validates another field of the type Number (Review Deadline Date) where if it is equal to or greater than 3 the system blocked this change of the date and returns a message such as:
Amount of date change exceeded
Hello @Lucca Fernandes
Jira does not natively support validation of inline edits. You can implement some level of validation during a workflow transition, but you would have to block editing of the field except during a workflow transition.
You could implement an Automation Rule that would check the change after it was saved. If the change did not meet the acceptance criteria the rule could revert the field value and send an email to the person who made the change.
Are you willing to consider a third party app if that will help you achieve your goals?
Hellow @Trudy Claspill
Thanks for the feedback, yes I have JMWE installed in my JIRA instance, I saw that it has a feature in the event-base for data validation, but I couldn't use it. Can you help me with that?
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Hello Lucca,
What happened when you tried to use it?
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He simply didn't do anything, even configured to give error and not allow to move forward.
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I'm sorry, but I don't think I understand.
Did you try to set up an event based validation? Were you able to access that functionality and execute the steps to set it up?
If you were not able to access the functionality to create an event based validation, what happened when you tried to access that functionality?
If you were able to access the functionality to create an event based validation, please show the details of that configuration.
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