Hi,
I would like to validate the field Time Spent when I click on Log button click event in Log Work screen.
Using JIRA 6.2.3
--- Added on 22nd April
would like to validate the Time Spent duration.
Ex. 1. Log Work Time Spent per day should not go beyond 24hrs
2. User should not log Time Spent for Future days.
These are the things most common mistakes done by Engineers while filling Work Log.
I would like to control by using Validate Add-on(s).
did you find a solution?
i am also face the some problem
can you kindly share your solution?
thanks!
override the com.atlassian.jira.web.action.issue.CreateWorklog
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Could you list what add-ons you would like to use to accomplish this? For instance if you are already a heavy user of Misc Custom Fields or Groovy Script Runner, you could say so and approach that team.
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Add 'Time Tracking' field to your screens and add a 'Field Rquired' validator in the workflow transition for 'timespent' field.
The validator is available via the JIRA Suite utilities plugin!
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Hi Aleks,
The option you provided will check only whether Time Spent is filled or not.
I would like to validate the Time Spent duration.
Ex. 1. Log Work Time Spent per day should not go beyond 24hrs
2. User should not log Time Spent for Future days.
These are the things most common mistakes done by Engineers while filling Work Log.
I would like to control by using Validate Add-on(s).
Thanks and Regards,
Sivaram.
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