Feature #12282
closedhow to set [target version] as required field?
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how to set [target version] as required field?
anyone knows how to config it? Thanks.
Updated by Ivan Cenov about 12 years ago
Please, use help forum for that.
Particularly, go to http://your.redmine.server/workflows/permissions
Updated by Steven Wong about 12 years ago
Hi, Ivan Cenov
I used redmine 2.1.2 Stable and I config the workflows/permissions, but I can not found the option that the [target version] field should be filled any time but not the [targer version] field is read-only or not. Could anyone help me?
Thanks so much.
Ivan Cenov wrote:
Please, use help forum for that.
Particularly, go to http://your.redmine.server/workflows/permissions
Updated by Daniel Felix about 12 years ago
You can just define "read-only" in Workflow field permissions.
This seems more like a feature request.
I can't find a backend interface where i could set the default fields (like target version) as required.
Custom fields could be set to enabled, disabled and required. Default fields just could be enabled, disabled, and this just for the whole installation not just for some project.
Updated by Dipan Mehta almost 12 years ago
This works in the current Redmine > 2.1.x
You can go to Administration > Workflow > Field Permissions
and set the respective fields for each tracker/state/role.
This issue can be closed.
Updated by Nikunj Kotecha almost 10 years ago
Any way to do this per project?
For my case, there are some projects were we are managing Target versions, not all.
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Fixed
Dipan Mehta wrote:
This works in the current Redmine > 2.1.x
You can go to
Administration > Workflow > Field Permissions
and set the respective fields for each tracker/state/role.This issue can be closed.
Indeed.
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 10 years ago
- Resolution deleted (
Fixed)
Nikunj Kotecha wrote:
Any way to do this per project?
For my case, there are some projects were we are managing Target versions, not all.
If there is no open version, which means all version is closed or locked,
version filed is not shown.
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 10 years ago
Toshi MARUYAMA wrote:
Nikunj Kotecha wrote:
Any way to do this per project?
For my case, there are some projects were we are managing Target versions, not all.
If there is no open version, which means all version is closed or locked,
version filed is not shown.
Sorry, version filed is not shown, but issue cannot be updated with "Target version can't be blank".