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The following steps only need to be completed once to create the VERA custom fields.
Navigate to the Jira Administration Settings >
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Issues > Custom fields
Click on the Add custom field button
Create the following required custom fields:
Field Type Field Name Renderer Advanced: Text Field (read only) VERA Sync ID Default Text Renderer Advanced: Text Field (read only) Pending Tasks Default Text Renderer Create the following optional custom fields as needed:
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Advanced: Text Field (single line) | Revision | Default Text Renderer |
Advanced: Text Field (read only) | Revision Number | Default Text Renderer |
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Vera Read Only Custom Field | Signatures | Wiki Style Renderer |
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title | Signatures Field |
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New to the Jira Server App in 2023.3! A custom read only field was added to the app and you can use this for the Signatures field to overcome the character limit in the built-in read only field. When you create the Signatures field, search for Vera in the Advanced field search. |
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Signatures Field If you use the built-in Text Field (Read Only) from Jira, the field has a limit of 255 characters. VERA will attempt to write the entire approval route to the Jira Signatures field if the field is present in the Jira project. If the approval route contains over 255 characters |
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Vera will write a link to the signatures in Vera instead. |
Follow the directions starting at step #4 in the below section to complete the custom field setup for the first VERA enabled Jira project
Step-by-Step Guide to Add VERA Custom Fields to Jira Projects
The following steps must be completed for each VERA custom field (VERA Sync ID, Pending Tasks, Revision Number, Revision Reason, Signatures) to enable the VERA Approval Route on the Jira project. These steps must be completed again with each VERA to Jira project integration.
Navigate to the Jira Administration Settings >
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Issues > Custom fields
Locate the VERA custom fields
In the Actions column, select the Screens option
Select the screens associated with the project that you want to enable the VERA custom fields on and click Update
Generally, this will be the project's bug screen and the issue screen
In the Actions column > Configure > Edit Configuration
In the Choose Applicable Context section, select either Global Context if the field should be applied to all Jira issues or Apply to issues under selected projects if you'd like to specify which projects the field should be a part of.
If using Apply to issues under selected projects, select the applicable VERA project and click Modify.
Note Clicking on a new project in the Projects box will deselect the other previously selected projects. Be sure you CTRL + click to add new projects to the selection
Click the pop up to Perform a Re-Index to apply the changes after these steps are completed for all VERA custom fields
Step-by-Step Guide to Update Renderer for Signatures Field in Jira
The following steps must be completed for the Signatures field to enable Jira to display the signatures table in a readable format. These steps must be completed again with each VERA to Jira project integration.
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Pre-RequisiteThe following steps assume that the Signatures field has been added to the necessary Jira Projects. See the Step-by-Step Guide to Add VERA Custom Fields to Jira Projects section above for assistance in creating the field. |
Navigate to the Jira Administration Settings > Issues > Field Configurations
Locate the Field Configuration that the Signatures field will be a part of
In the Actions column for the Field Configuration, select Configure
Locate the Signatures field
In the Actions column, select the Renderers option
In the Active Renderer dropdown, select Wiki Style Renderer and then select Update
If prompted again, select Update to confirm the change
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If you have multiple Field Configurations that need the Signatures field, repeat this process to add them to each needed Field Configuration. |
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