When adding a label to an issue, I'm used to start writing something - and when the list of suggestions comes up, I use the <down> arrow key to select the right one and hit <enter> to save it.
The problem is that nowadays, the <enter>-key just closes the list of suggestions, and no label is added.
The same thing happens when I enter a new label, the return key does not save it. Is this a new feature of some sort, or just a bug? If not a bug, is there a way to add labels just by using the keyboard without involving the mouse?
Atlassian support has confirmed the issue and closed it by creating the following bugreport:
I experience the same, using Jira cloud. It used to work fine until some time ago, maybe about 4 weeks now?
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Thanks for letting me know. You're the first person to confirm that this is an issue not just valid to us. Atlassian support has had my issue in <Atlassian investigating> mode for 7 days now, let's hope they find a solution. In the meantime - I'm using classic issue view.
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I don't have this problem with other lists, like inserting user names in issues. Hopefully, something will happen to your support request.
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I've raised this issue with Atlassian Support, and wait for some response there.
I've also noticed that we have the same issue with other selector components, like Component, Assignee, Affect Versions, Fix Version as well. So it's not just Label where I first noticed this.
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Hello @Tomas Løvbukten
I did the same a few minutes ago and I didn't notice any problems.
This may be a bug.
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To confirm, you are:
^ I tried this on both the "New Issue View" and "Classic View" just now and it works fine for me.
Have you tried using the keyboard shortcut? And does it happen for anyone else on your instance?
Ste
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Thanks for the reply!
I can confirm that your list describes what I experience, both when using "L" keyboard shortcut and when clicking in the label field to edit it.
We're using JIRA software cloud and "new issue view". After your feedback here, I tested using "Classic/old issue view" - and there it worked as expected!
And after switching back to "new issue view", the label control just aborts without saving anything when using enter key.
So to me, this looks like either a bug or some race condition feature with the new issue view.
I get the same bug on next-gen projects and classic projects.
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Is it happening for just you? Could you ask another user on your instance to try this?
Could you also try on a different browser?
As I say, I tried this in the "New Issue View" and it works as expected, so I don't think there's a bug in the issue view overall.
It might be a setting on your instance, or a computer/browser setting?
Ste
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Thanks for the swift replies and good suggestions! Here are the results from Norway:
Any tip on any settings that could be related, or should this be filed as a bug?
By the way, 12 points to Sweden!
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Strange!
I would raise this with Atlassian Support as a next step, as it's inconsistent between your instance and ours. They're best placed to investigate this further first!
To contact support, visit: https://support.atlassian.com/
Ste
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