Atlassian recommends to use this workaround to set a default value:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-set-default-value-for-summary-field-in-jira-800692650.html
It can then be changed various ways using scripts in workflow transitions, project automation, or by the team that processes the tickets etc.
I have made a feature request for the default to be configurable in project settings, without having to code:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-75592
I would appreciate if you could vote for it if that would be a solution for you.
Thanks,
Daniel
You can't. End of story.
The closest I can get if I'm allowed to code is to have a Summary that you fill with something by default on the create screen, and overwrite it with your own string in a post-function if you want (strongly recommended, as it's going to appear in lots of places no matter what you try to do to hide it)
Use the behaviours functions in the Script Runner add-on for default/hidden summary, and a scripted post-function to update it later.
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As Joe, Jobin said it's not possible to make Summary optional because it's absolute mandatory field.
But if you just want to get rid of that then you can simply write a post function and overcome with the problem.
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No, that doesn't work, if you mean "you can blank it out". You still have to set it to something if you use a post-function, because: - It will still appear in lots of places - You'll have to fill it in if you want to edit or transition an issue - Lots of places (especially add-ons) break in interesting ways if it's empty
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It is not possible. Project, Issuetype and Summary are 3 fields that is mandatory for all issues.
The best you can do is to rename Summary to something else using an add-on. Note that such a change will be impacted in all projects unless you write your own add-on that does this.
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I don't believe you can. It is one of a very few fields the system requires.
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