I've seen a couple of posts / documentation with this in it:
where is that "gear" hiding?
Top right hand corner, next to your profile icon.
You will only see the cog if you are an admin of one or more projects, and you'll actually need Jira or System admin to get to the custom fields.
ah. ok, well that explains that.
what I'm really after is name of one of the custom fields. How can I find that out?
probably should ask another question.
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Edit and issue that you expect to see the field on, it'll show the field name in the edit screen.
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I'm trying to write a python script to do this. so I know it's the "sprint" field, but there is no sprint field.
using jirashell, I think I've found the custom field, but it's real mess. looks like this:
customfield_11845 ['com.atlassian.greenhopper.service.sprint.Sprint@27dd9810[id=7151,rapidViewId=1234,state=FUTURE,name=HSV_PV_Auto_Focus,startDate=<null>,endDate=<null>,completeDate=<null>,activatedDate=<null>,sequence=8171,goal=<null>]']
I was hoping I could just add the sprint ID, but it appears to be a lot more than that
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so I was wrong. you can indeed just add the sprint ID. I wasn't providing the value correctly. thanks for the earlier help.
issue = jr.create_issue(components=[{'name':args.component}],
summary=args.summary,
description=args.description,
issuetype={'name': args.type},
reporter={'name': args.reporter},
customfield_11845=7151,
project='my_project',
)
except ji
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