Built-in fields
JIRA comes with a number of built-in fields. You have already seen a few of them in the previous chapters. Fields such as summary, priority, and assignee are all built-in. They make up the backbone of an issue, and you cannot remove them from the system. For this reason, they are referred to as system fields.
The following table lists the most important built-in fields in JIRA:
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System field |
Description |
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Assignee |
This specifies the user who is currently assigned to work on the issue. |
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Summary |
This specifies a one-line summary of the issue. |
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Description |
This provides a detailed description of the issue. |
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Reporter |
This specifies the user who has reported this issue (although most of the time it is also the person who has created the issue, but not always). |
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Component/s |
This specifies the project components the issue belongs to. |
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Effects Version/s |
This specifies the versions the issue effects are found in. |
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Fix Version/s |
This specifies the versions the issue will... |
