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Hi,
I want to make a field mandatory before transitioning to a status in Jira. I followed the below links to do the same however the option of adding validators is not available, I am not sure what am I missing here, it is a team-managed project.
Hi @Vinit Kumar
In team managed projects the workflow management is different.
restrictions are applied as workflow rules
There is no option add a field required rule, only a specific value field value rule
Would field configurations work for you use case?
Thanks @Tom Lister , that's what I thought. How do I achieve this, should I create an automation rule for this?
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Hi @Vinit Kumar
Automation will run after the issue has been transitioned. I have used it to check field validation and if it fails, add a comment to a mentioned user to correct it.
It is possible to make a field mandatory in the issue type screen config but is mandatory at every step.
Possibly you could set a default value for the mandatory field. You could then use the field restriction rule in a transition to check is it not equal to the default i.e. it has been updated.
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I am going by the 2nd option checking the field restriction option and checking if is blank or not, I believe that is the workaround. Thanks @Tom Lister
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I don't think the rules allow for checking = or != blank/empty. So I thought a known default value could be used instead.
post how you get on for other users to see.
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Create a rule like this -
Add the rule "Restrict to when a field is a specific value", configuring the following fields:
Check if it - Doesn't equal
This value - keep it empty
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