Hi,
I made a form where I have a first selector for country, then a cascading choice for unit.
All was fine for almost 2 years, until we decided to make this field mandatory.
1. When mandatory, it is OK to select just one level and leave the other empty. I see no possibility to enforce both levels
2. Slack integration is broken as soon as this field is mandatory.
3. While working for a work around, I figured out automation does not support this field.
Are there any plans to fix any of these? If at least it would work with automation, I could split the field in two fields that I make mandatory, then I update the cascaded field accordingly. As I wrote, we used that field from day 1, so I can't just split to 2 new fields as filtering e.g. will not work with older records.
Yes, there's a long-standing known flaw with this field type:
Regarding 3, just trying to copy the value from another field to the cascading drop down, so I could circumvent the issue.
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You can only copy the value of a field between fields of the same type and content. With a cascading-select, this means you can only copy a value when you're going to the same field on a different issue!
Cascading fields don't actually have two parts, when you look in the database, there's a single value stored!
And, as you've found, Automation has not yet been written to understand that.
You'll need to use one of the scripting apps that can support code to read them in the way you want to use them.
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Has this issue been resolved? Did Atlassian figure out a way on how to ignore the slack inability to read mandatory cascading custom fields?
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Atlassian can't fix it, it's up to Slack to provide a way to enable the authors of the slack integration to code for it.
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