I’m trying to add a custom field using forge. v10.13.6
Steps followed:
This is the manifest generated by the template (which I have not modified in any way)
modules:
jira:customField:
- key: custom-field-test-custom-field-ui-kit-2-hello-world
name: custom-field-test
description: A hello world custom field.
type: string
render: native
resource: main
edit:
resource: edit
render: native
isInline: true
resources:
- key: main
path: src/frontend/index.jsx
- key: edit
path: src/frontend/edit.jsx
app:
runtime:
name: nodejs22.x
id: ari:cloud:ecosystem::app/c757e4de-d93d-4e86-8156-292d1b4c54e0
forge deploy fails. This is what I see if I run with forge deploy -v.
Validation errors: {
"validationResult": {
"tid": "09e2a153806144bf9bd037dcd2af962d",
"code": 400,
"type": "UpsertEnvironmentRequestInvalidError",
"message": "Upsert Environment Request body is invalid. Error message: jira:customField[custom-field-test-custom-field-ui-kit-2-hello-world]: must have required property 'key'"
}
}
Validation errors: {
"validationResult": {
"tid": "09e2a153806144bf9bd037dcd2af962d",
"code": 400,
"type": "UpsertEnvironmentRequestInvalidError",
"message": "Upsert Environment Request body is invalid. Error message: jira:customField[custom-field-test-custom-field-ui-kit-2-hello-world]: must have required property 'key'"
}
}
I don’t know why it’s complaining about key when I can clearly see the ‘key’. Plus this is from one of the official templates.