Set a project default value
- Florian Reingräber
- Julia Janky
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On this page you will learn what a project default value is and how you can set it for a Jira project
What is a project default value?
A project default value defines the selection of the Customer, Project and Task for every Issue in a Jira Project when you open an Issue. This will save you time when logging working hours and prevent users from logging time for the wrong customer, project or task.
For example, if you have a Jira project that is associated with only one customer, and you record most of your time on one project and one task for that customer, you can set those values here. Then, when you open an issue in this project, the values are pre-filled and you only need to enter the description and time you want to log.
A project default value can be overwritten by an issue default value for a specific issue.
Only project administrators are able to set this configuration.
How to set the project default value
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How to remove a single project default value
If you no longer want a default value for the project, you can remove it with the following steps:
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How to remove all project default values
If you no longer want the default values for the project, you can remove them with the following steps:
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