Here you will learn how to apply templates and create issues via Jira Create Issue Screen using Easy Templates for Jira app.
Before you begin, ensure you have an Issue Template created in the system.
📌 Navigate to → Manage Templates in the app settings to create or modify templates.
Open the Template Settings
Go to Manage Templates
Select the template you want to configure
Choose the Associated Project
Navigate to the Scope tab
Chose Selected Projects in the Scope field
Select the Projects where this template should be used
You can link a template to multiple Projects combinations
📌 Example: A “User Story” template can be linked to the “User Story” issue type in multiple projects.
Enable Auto-Pre-fill Fields (Optional)
Set the Default in Projects to automatically apply the template
When enabled, the fields in the issue creation screen will be prefilled automatically once the Create screen is opened and the issue (work) type is selected, based on the template
Projects that have templates designated as default will be highlighted with a background on the Templates Manage page.
Click Create choose Project and Issue (Work) type
“Template” custom field will appear. Choose the Template you need.
⚠ Templates Field Requirement:
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If there are Variables in the template, you will be prompted to fill them in and then manually apply the template by clicking the Apply button. If no Variables set - the template will be applied automatically and issue fields pre-filled with values form the Template
If there are child issues in the template, you may choose and opt out of particular tasks in the Structure section
To complete the process, click Create, and the relevant issue(s) will be generated instantly, allowing you to save both time and effort!
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If you are using Behaviours from Script Runner then it may interfere with the native Jira Issue Creation screen and how Issue Templates are applied. |
🎉 Enjoy a streamlined issue creation experience!
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