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Key: JRA-3024
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Duplicate
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Unassigned
Reporter: Rachael Russell
Votes: 25
Watchers: 8
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custom fields in resolve and close workflow steps

Created: 22/Jan/04 11:22 AM   Updated: 08/Mar/05 07:39 PM
Component/s: Web interface
Affects Version/s: 2.5.1 Enterprise
Fix Version/s: None

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Participants: Jeff Turner [Atlassian], Lauri Siljam?ki, Mike Curwen, Paco Vidal and Rachael Russell
Since last comment: 3 years, 31 weeks, 2 days ago
Resolution Date: 08/Mar/05 07:39 PM
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I would like the ability to have a custom field that i can choose what step of the workflow it appears in. Ie fields that display in 'edit issue', but also are displayed when hitting 'resolve' or 'close' issue - to remind users to enter this data.

Similar (but prob seperate issue) is ability to enter work done at the resolve screen - otherwise have to resolve the issue, then remember to enter work done. having this afailable on the resolve and close screens (customisable whether it displays of course) would help to remind users to enter this info.



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Paco Vidal added a comment - 27/Jan/04 10:12 AM
I agree on this one.

We have "release notes text" as a custom field, so engineers are responsible for filling the information that will go into the release notes documentation.

By presenting this field when resolving an issue, the engineers would be reminded of this responsability. Otherwise, they may resolve the issue without having added this information.


Lauri Siljam?ki added a comment - 29/Jan/04 03:43 AM
I too agree on this. We use a "Solution" field for support requests. It would be very helpfull if that field could be shown (even required) when resolving an issue.

Mike Curwen added a comment - 25/Apr/04 01:23 PM
my vote is mostly based on two use cases:

1) when creating an issue, hide certain fields like 'fix version' which mean little to certain issue creators, yet still be able to edit these fields.

2) set a number of fields on resolve.


Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 08/Mar/05 07:39 PM
This will be implemented in JIRA 3.2. Please see JRA-1904 for further details.