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I have a custom field that I'm using in a template in automated release notes. Often there is no value but I still have a label for it. I want to hide the label if there is no value. This is how my report is set up in the layout tab of the Edit JQL Section. Can I hide "Configuration Required" when {requires_configuration(customfield_11134)} has no value?
Hi @Karen Wekwerth, thanks for reaching out.
I am Sujeet from the team at Amoeboids that manages this Jira add-on Automated release notes for Jira. Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment. The label will stay even when the value of the corresponding Jira field is empty for a particular Jira issue. We are adding this feature request to our backlog and we will look into the possibilities when we plan our releases for next quarter.
Do contact us through our support channel here if you have any queries, doubts, or issues. We will be happy to help.
Best,
Sujeet
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I think you can hide "Configuration Required".
You can try this template, hope it works for you.
"{if requires_configuration(customfield_11134)}
Configuration Required: {customfield_11134}
{endif}"
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It looks like there might be a problem with the "requires_configuration"
function
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Thanks Teresa. The requires_configuration is a custom field rather than a function. I had a response that said what I'm trying to do isn't possible at the moment.
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