How to get a list of all Custom fields in a project?

[sai chinamuthevi]

Hi Everyone,

i want to see which custom fileds has been used with in a project either by issue type or project wise?

We dont use rest api's and i dont have an access for database too let me know if its possible by any plugin or groovy script 

Thanks for the help

[Nic Brough _Adaptavist_]

You can do this with Scriptrunner, but you'll have to write your own script to do it all.  You will need to replicate the process of looking through all the admin screens.

The pseudo-code would be:

• Read the context to get the list of projects the field has context for
• Read each field configuration for whether the field is hidden, getting a list of them where it is not
• Read every field configuration scheme to see where each field configuration is used
• Build that into a list of fields that are not hidden by project
• Read every screen to get a list of where fields are used
• Read every screen scheme to get a list of where fields are presented to the users
• Read every screen scheme to establish which fields are used for each screen scheme
• Read every issue type screen scheme to see which screen schemes are used for each issue type
• Read every workflow to see what screens are used in transitions
• Finally, take all of that and combine it with reading all the project config 

I wouldn't bother with any of that.  It's quicker to take a quick run through the admin screens manually, you'll quickly get a feel for it.

Also, a far more useful question is actually "how are fields being used (if at all)", and that's far easier to answer.

Manually, you do this:

• Go over every permission scheme and make sure your account has "browse project" 
• Go over every security scheme and make sure your account is included in every security level
• Create a dashboard gadget that is a "filter statistics", and groups by project
• Create a filter that just says "<custom field 1> is not empty" and save it
• Use that filter in the filter statistics gadget
• Go into a loop of
  • Note dashboard results
  • Edit filter for the next field on the list
  • refresh dashboard

That is also a lot easier to do in a script

[Édpo César]

Hi @sai chinamuthevi,

Please. follow these steps:

1.  Press dot (.) inside your Jira instance and write "field configuration schemes".
2. Find your project/scheme associated.
3. Click on the Scheme and after on the link in "Field Configuration" option. 
4. Perfect, you've done to find your fields and custom fields.

If I helped you, please, mark this answer as accepted. 

[Nic Brough _Adaptavist_]

Um, that's missing the other two things that determine if a field is "in a project"