Hello everyone,
A few weeks ago I created a new board dedicated to the bug reporting / fixing process of our production, and I created 3 custom fields: category, severity and reproducibility.
Everything is displayed correctly on my account, as you can see here. Please take a minute to enjoy my MSpaint skills.
On the right, these three fields are displayed for each card.
On the cards themselves, the category is visible and the severity is appearing as a color on the left.
I realized this morning on a developer's computer that even if these fields are required in the "Create a issue" screen, they are not appearing anywhere but in the "Issue detail view" screen.
I checked everywhere and followed the procedure here https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/specifying-field-behavior-802592555.html, but it doesn't seem to work.
What am I missing?
Thank you,
Melissa.
Yes, as I said it appears in their "create an issue" screen, these fields are required.
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No problem :) The edit screen is the name of the screen on the right when you click on a card? If yes, the fields appear on my account but not on the devs. They have to go on the full detail view to see and modify the fields.
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I don't know. JIRA, out of the box, doesn't have field level permission. I'd look for a plugin or script that might control what is seen on the board.
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We're only using Tempo Timesheet, so it's not coming from that. And we're using a cloud version, so the script problem is ruled out I guess?
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