docs(pro): custom fields on the create and edit forms - #15789
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Custom fields now render on the create and edit forms for the six record types that can carry them, and are listed in Form Configuration alongside the built-in fields. Documents the new Required attribute on a field definition, where custom fields appear on a form and how an administrator changes that, and how a definition-level Required composes with requiring a field on one particular form. Notes that values are saved separately from the record, so a value that fails to save does not lose the record. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documentation for a DefectDojo Pro change: custom fields now render on the create and edit forms for the six record types that can carry them (Organizations, Assets, Engagements, Tests, Findings, Risk Acceptances), and are listed in Form Configuration alongside the built-in fields.
Two pages change:
Custom Fields (
docs/content/asset_modelling/PRO__custom_fields.md)Configuring Forms (
docs/content/navigation/PRO__form_configuration.md)Docs only, no code changes.