When we copy or clone an issue into a project with a required field, that field is not shown in red and the user is not aware he/she needs to fill it in. The field in question is NOT in the source project so the user needs to fill it in when doing the copy or clone, but often miss that. JIRA simply fails to save silently. Nothing happens unless/until the user fills in the field and re-clicks save. This confuses the users
Is this a known issue and is there a solution?
That shouldn't be the case. Are you sure the field is required for the issue type you are cloning? What version of a JIRA is it? Might be a bug if it is the latest!
PS: Are you using a plugin functionality to clone? Or the default JIRA clone?
Answers: the field exists in the target project as required, but does not exist at all in the original (source) project.
Your second question got me thinking (I'm a secondary admin) and we appear to be using the Clone-Plus add on.. and perhaps I should look there
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Yeah, that's a plugin. You will need to reach out to the plugin vendor.
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We fixed it.. due to an issue in an earlier release, the field was not itself required, but it was required in some issue types. Making it required for the project, then removing from the issue types where it was not needed fixed the problem. We updated to JIRA 7x and apparently the settings were a left over work around from earlier
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That's good to know!
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