Validators can be used to make a field required only during workflow transitions. Refer to the Making a field required during a workflow transition recipe for more details.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Jira Server Administration
- Installing Jira for production use
- Upgrading Jira with an installer
- Upgrading Jira manually
- Migrating Jira to another environment
- Setting up the context path for Jira
- Setting up SSL
- Installing SSL certificates from other applications
- Resetting the Jira administrator password
- Importing data from CSV
- Copying configuration settings between Jira instances
- Customizing Jira for Your Projects
- Setting up different issue types for projects
- Making a field required
- Making the Assignee field required
- Hiding a field from view
- Creating a new field configuration
- Setting up customized screens for your project
- Removing a select list's None option
- Adding help tips to custom fields
- Using JavaScript with custom fields
- Setting default values for fields
- Adding permission to fields
- Creating your own custom field types
- Jira Workflows
- Setting up different workflows for your project
- Capturing additional information during workflow transitions
- Using common transitions
- Using global transitions
- Restricting the availability of workflow transitions
- Validating user input in workflow transitions
- Performing additional processing after a transition is executed
- Reacting to events coming from outside of Jira
- Rearranging the workflow transition bar
- Restricting the resolution values in a transition
- Preventing issue updates in selected statuses
- Making a field required during a workflow transition
- Creating custom workflow transition logic
- User Management
- Creating and importing multiple users
- Enabling public user signup
- Managing groups and group memberships
- Managing project roles
- Managing default project role memberships
- Deactivating a user
- Integrating and importing users from LDAP
- Integrating with LDAP for authentication only
- Integrating with Atlassian Crowd
- Setting up a single sign-on functionality with Crowd
- Setting up a single sign-on with Google
- Setting up a Windows domain single sign-on
- Jira Security
- Granting access to Jira
- Granting Jira System Administrator access
- Controlling access to a project
- Controlling access to Jira issue operations
- Allowing users to control permissions
- Delegating administrator permissions
- Restricting access to projects based on reporter permissions
- Setting up password policies
- Capturing electronic signatures for changes
- Changing the duration of the remember me cookies
- Changing the default session timeout
- Emails and Notifications
- Setting up an outgoing mail server
- Sending emails to users from Jira
- Sending notifications for issue updates
- Sending notifications with custom templates
- Disabling outgoing notifications
- Creating mail handlers to process incoming emails
- Using email to update Jira issues
- Setting up a project-specific From email address
- Integrations with Jira
- Integrating Jira with Confluence
- Integrating Jira with other Jira instances
- Integrating Jira with Bamboo for build management
- Integrating Jira with Bitbucket Server
- Integrating Jira with Bitbucket Cloud and GitHub
- Integrating Jira with Slack
- Integrating Jira with Google Drive
- Using Jira webhooks
- Using the Jira REST API
- Jira Troubleshooting and Administration
- Troubleshooting notifications
- Troubleshooting permissions
- Troubleshooting field configurations
- Running Jira in safe mode
- Importing data from other issue trackers
- Automating tasks in Jira
- Running scripts in Jira
- Switching user sessions in Jira
- Working with Jira from the command line
- Viewing Jira logs online
- Managing shared filters and dashboards
- Jira Service Desk
- Other Books You May Enjoy
See also
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