Hello,
When I'm in a field configuration, the summary field is always "required" and can't be changed.
May somebody explain me why ?
That involves another problem : when I hide it from a screen, for exemple a creation screen, the creation can't be done because this field is required.
Thank you in advance.
@Raph NOno The Summary of an issue is the issue's name. An issue can not be created with a blank name, so that's why this field is required for all issues
Thx for this answer !
Indeed I didn't noticed that "Summary" was in fact the name, now I'm wondering why they didn't name it "Issue Name" or somthing like that, more obvious I mean.
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Because for many types of issue (and process), "name" is the wrong word. As is "title". Bugs, Incidents, Changes etc - name or title are the wrong words for what the field does.
Summary is probably the most generic thing they could have chosen.
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Hi @Raph NOno -
'Summary' is a jira system field and is set Required by default. You cannot make it optional and SHOULD NOT make it optional either way. It's a source of truth for all the jira tickets. It signifies your moto or thought behind the ticket and also keeps a record of changes happening in ticket based on it.
There may be some javascript code available, but again it's a really bad design of making summary optional.
Thanks and keep posting,
Simar
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Hi Raph - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I echo the previous couple of answers. However, I am curious why you would want to hide the field? What is it that you are trying to accomplish?
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