Hi,
we've just migrated to jira 5.1.4 and noticed, that a change of a custom field value on an issue is not stored in the issue history.
I would be grateful for any ideas of what the problem coud be
thanks
Rad
It worked on our side (don't ask me why)
Udo
Thanks Udo, your suggestion + suggestion from Atlassian support (points 3 to 10 from your list + deleting directory Catalina located under <tt>$JIRA_INSTALLATION\work)</tt>worked!
I appreciated your help,
Regards,
Rad
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I have used the same workaround with success - however it seems that if I stop/start my JIRA instance I get the same problem and have to go through the full cycle above to make all correct - Is there still a JFS root cause issue that needs to be addressed?
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Hi Anthony, If I member it correct we didn't had the the JFS plugin installed correctly with the patches provided by quisapps. After we did that we had no further issues.
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Can you provide your JFS version and applicable patch versions? - Thanks
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Sorry I can't (not with the customer anymore). Please see here: http://www.quisapps.com/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3047432
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i tried to change the custom field value by editing the issue and using postfunction "Update issue custom field" but i cant see the change being recorded in the issue history
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Can you elaborate, how is the change being done? Is it done using a standard JIRA workflow action or Edit or is it done by the plugin?
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we use JFS plugin too...
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yes, we use third party plugins
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We have the same issue. Atlassian think it might be due to a third party plugin (in our cases the JFS Plugin). We were not able to confirm it yet...
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Have you any third party Plugins installed?
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