do you require the customfield value to be reflected in the summary? or you want customfield replacing the summary field?
In the first scenario,
->You write an event listener which listens for ISSUE_CREATED or ISSUE_UPDATED events.
->In that listener, you read the value of customfield and set that value in the summary of issue. Finally update & re-index the issue.
you check my answer in https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/200518/script-to-replace-summary-field?page=1#comment-215879
In the second scenario, you need to change the vm files of jira.(need to check lot of dependencies)
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Hi Hugo,
Let me understand the question, can you add a custom field value to the summary of the ticket?
If so which custom field type is taken from?
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where said, "Support Jira 4.2 compatilbe keyboard blabla...." i need to add a custom field there
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So you want the fix version's value at the summary, if I'm wrong
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No, this pic is just an example, i just need to add a coustom field in the summary field in the issue view
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Do you need it actually added to the "summary" line or are you just talking about I need to see it on a page you are looking at? I'm unclear based off the question.
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