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Good time! Can I create a script to automatically fill in the Description field at the time the bug is created?
@Александр Поромов I would like to know if you achieved this automation. I am also looking for a way to prefill the 'Description box' with information similar to yours.
Hi there,
Thanks for your question. It is possible depending on what your requirements are. What are they?
Cheers,
Simeon [Automation for Jira]
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1. Action - click on the cross. The task creation window opens.
2. Task type - bug and sub-bug
3. The "Description" field is filled with the pattern
* Precondition: *
* Playback steps: *
1.
2
3
four.
* Actual result: *
*Expected Result:*
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Hi there,
I'm afraid that you cannot do that with Automation for Jira. We steer clear of hooking into the UI. You could write a rule that added that info to the description after a ticket has been created but we don't provide the ability to edit the content of a screen I'm afraid.
Cheers,
Simeon.
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Yes, I wrote the rule for filling out the field after creating the task, but I wanted to achieve complete control and fill it out a little earlier. thank you very much for the answer
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