I have a costume dropdown field with 5 selections, when attempting to filter based on one of these values I am met with the error that the selection does not exist even though it definitely does.
Anyone have any thoughts as to why I am seeing this error?
Hello @yousef.ismail ,
It looks like there is an issue with your custom field context not allowing these values for the selected issue type / project. Please see this KB.
Let me know if that helped.
Thanks for your assistance @Antoine Berry but unfortunately that did not help,
I have ensured that the context for that custom fields is correct and assigned to the right project/issue type.
The strange thing is that the dropdown list appears when I am trying to create the filter using JQL, but not when trying to use the basic builder
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So I tried to replicate your issue, with success it seems. Here is my select list configured with two contexts :
When I try to filter this field, I indeed get the same warning :
But not in advanced mode :
So I would definitely double check in your field context that these values are correctly set for your project. Also note that I am on server.
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Yes, I did check and can confirm they are the same under the context screen.
So is there anything I can do to fix this?
I am on Jira Cloud.
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