For example I want the following to appear in the description field when I add an issue type of Bug to any of my projects, while all other issue types should remain as the default for description field of blank.
*Steps to Replicate;*
Step 1:
Step 2:
*Result of above steps:*
*Expected Result:*
Thanks
Shane
Hi Shane,
If you want to avoid Javascript I would avoid the Description field. It isn't a customfield and doesn't allow setting default value as such.
You can create a custom field to do this instead. Give it a different name and add it to the screens. Otherwise Javascript would be the closest option.
Thanks All,
I will try using a custom field instead and see how that goes.
Regards
Shane
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So in effect it cannot be done easily from the user interface, you need to write some javascript to get it put in there is that correct?
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Thanks Harry,
If i did not need to decipher between bugs and just wanted to make the blanket change, how could I do this without using javascript.
Cheers
Shane
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Since you need to determine if it's a bug or not and not simply apply it to all cases, you'll need Javascript.
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Hi Shane,
you can use Post Function on transition to update Description field value, but I don't know how to demarcate only for Bugs.
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