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Mandatory fields added to tickets are not respected #912

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verdanatech-marcio opened this issue Jan 23, 2025 · 1 comment
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Mandatory fields added to tickets are not respected #912

verdanatech-marcio opened this issue Jan 23, 2025 · 1 comment

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@verdanatech-marcio
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verdanatech-marcio commented Jan 23, 2025

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GLPI Version

10.0.17

Plugin version

1.21.17/1.21.18

Bug description

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GLPI Version

10.0.17

Plugin version

1.21.17/1.21.18

Bug description

An additional field has been added to the call form. When opening a call, it is required, but when solving a call, it is empty. The call is solved without the need for the field.

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http://localhost/glpi/ticket.form.php

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The form for adding a solution is not linked to the ticket form. As a result, the status constraint does not apply here. In fact, these two forms are distinct, each having its own container and its own constraints (because depending of differetns GLPI object (Ticket / ITILSOlution).

If the aim is to make this field mandatory when resolving a ticket via the ‘Add a solution’ button, we would need to add this field to the ‘ITIL Solution’ object and make it mandatory at this level. Unfortunately, as things stand, this is a technical constraint that cannot be easily circumvented.****

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