Interface ScreenSchemePayload

Every project-created entity has an ID that must be unique within the scope of the project creation. PCRI (Project Create Resource Identifier) is a standard format for creating IDs and references to other project entities. PCRI format is defined as follows: pcri:\[entityType\]:\[type\]:\[entityId\] entityType - the type of an entity, e.g. status, role, workflow type - PCRI type, either id - The ID of an entity that already exists in the target site, or ref - A unique reference to an entity that is being created entityId - entity identifier, if type is id - must be an existing entity ID that exists in the Jira site, if ref - must be unique across all entities in the scope of this project template creation

The description of the screen scheme

The name of the screen scheme

Every project-created entity has an ID that must be unique within the scope of the project creation. PCRI (Project Create Resource Identifier) is a standard format for creating IDs and references to other project entities. PCRI format is defined as follows: pcri:\[entityType\]:\[type\]:\[entityId\] entityType - the type of an entity, e.g. status, role, workflow type - PCRI type, either id - The ID of an entity that already exists in the target site, or ref - A unique reference to an entity that is being created entityId - entity identifier, if type is id - must be an existing entity ID that exists in the Jira site, if ref - must be unique across all entities in the scope of this project template creation

Similar to the field layout scheme those mappings allow users to set different screens for different operations: default - always there, applied to all operations that don't have an explicit mapping create, view, edit - specific operations that are available and users can assign a different screen for each one of them https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/manage-screen-schemes/\#Associating-a-screen-with-an-issue-operation