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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Low
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None
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Issue Summary
Currently, deleting a custom field will break any saved filters that reference the field. It would be nice to give some warning of this.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a saved filter that references an existing custom field by name e.g
"Custom Field to delete" = A
- Delete the custom field referenced in the saved filter
- Go back to the filter in step 1 and observe that it is now broken with the error "Field 'Custom Field to Delete[Checkboxes ' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it":
Expected Results
Any breaking changes resulting from deleting a custom field should be flagged in the UI.
Actual Results
There is no indication that deleting a custom field could result in broken filters.
Workaround
You can restore a deleted custom field from Trash for up to 60 days after its deletion.
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JRACLOUD-76466 Jira should store the custom field details based on field ID instead of the field name
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JRACLOUD-79983 [Tracking in issue links] Various issues related to actions that cause broken Saved Filters
- Gathering Interest
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JRACLOUD-79586 Creating a custom field with a duplicate name will break saved filters
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- Closed
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[JRACLOUD-79587] Deleting a custom field will break saved filters
Link | New: This issue is related to JRACLOUD-79983 [ JRACLOUD-79983 ] |
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Description |
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h3. Issue Summary
Currently, deleting a custom field will break any saved filters that reference the field. It would be nice to give some warning of this. h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a saved filter that references an existing custom field by name e.g {code}"Custom Field to delete" = A{code} Check to see that this filter returns issues successfully: !image-2022-08-02-15-58-28-275.png|thumbnail! # Delete the custom field referenced in the saved filter # Go back to the filter in step 1 and observe that it is now broken with the error "Field 'Custom Field to Delete[Checkboxes ' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it": !image-2022-08-02-15-59-22-573.png|thumbnail! h3. Expected Results Any breaking changes resulting from deleting a custom field should be flagged in the UI. h3. Actual Results There is no indication that deleting a custom field could result in broken filters. h3. Workaround You can restore a deleted custom field from Trash for up to 60 days after its deletion. |
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h3. Issue Summary
Currently, deleting a custom field will break any saved filters that reference the field. It would be nice to give some warning of this. h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a saved filter that references an existing custom field by name e.g {code}"Custom Field to delete" = A{code} Check to see that this filter returns issues successfully: !image-2022-08-02-15-58-28-275.png|thumbnail! # Delete the custom field referenced in the saved filter # Go back to the filter in step 1 and observe that it is now broken with the error "Field 'Custom Field to Delete[Checkboxes ' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it": !image-2022-08-02-15-59-22-573.png|thumbnail! h3. Expected Results Any breaking changes resulting from deleting a custom field should be flagged in the UI. h3. Actual Results There is no indication that deleting a custom field could result in broken filters. h3. Workaround You can [restore|https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/edit-or-delete-a-custom-field/#Restore-trashed-custom-fields] a deleted custom field from Trash for up to 60 days after its deletion. |