Issue Summary

After opening a Jira issue, it has been observed that after clicking 'Log Work' in Jira, the cursor does not automatically focus on the 'Time spent' field. The issue has been observed starting from Jira 10.x and was not present in 9.x versions

Steps to Reproduce

Scenario-1 for Log Work Option

1. Spin up a Jira instance running version 10.x
2. Open any issue.
3. Click on More (•••) and select Log work.
4. Observe that the "Log Work" dialogue opens, but the cursor does NOT automatically appear in the "Time spent" field (auto-focus does not work; you must manually click the field).
5. Repeat steps 1–4 on a Jira instance running version 9.17.5 or 9.x
6. Observe that the "Log Work" dialogue opens and the cursor automatically appears in the "Time spent" field (auto-focus works as expected).
7. Note the difference in behaviour between the two versions.

See the SS Jira 9.x & Jira 10.x attached to this ticket.

Scenario-2 for Transition Button 

1. Spin up a Jira instance running version 10.x
2. Open any issue.
3. Try transitioning an issue from one status to another, which has a workflow step screen added asking for input.
4. Observe that the "Transition Screen" dialogue opens, but the cursor does NOT automatically appear in the First field (auto-focus does not work; you must manually click the field).
5. Repeat steps 1–4 on a Jira instance running version 9.17.5 or 9.x
6. Observe that the "Transition Screen" dialogue opens, but the cursor does NOT automatically appear in the First field (auto-focus does not work; you must manually click the field).
7. Note the difference in behaviour between the two versions.

See the SS Jira 9.x & Jira 10.x (Transition) attached to this ticket.

Expected Results

• When opening the "Log Work" dialogue, the cursor should automatically appear in the "Time spent" field (auto-focus should work). 
• When opening the "Transition Screen" dialogue, the cursor should automatically appear in the First field (auto-focus should work). 

Actual Results

• When opening the "Log Work" dialogue, the cursor does not autofocus on the "Time spent" field (autofocus does not work; one has to manually click the field and enter the time).
• When opening the "Transition Screen" dialogue, the cursor should automatically appear in the First field (auto-focus should work). 

Workaround

Currently, there is no known workaround for this behaviour. A workaround will be added here when available