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# Option to hide enclosures
To keep defect tracking clean and avoid confusion—especially for teams using **Jira sync**—you can now choose to **disable adding multiple enclosures** in a project.
This setting is particularly useful because Jira supports syncing **only one enclosure** (the *description* field). Disabling additional enclosures ensures smoother sync and a consistent experience across both systems.
#### ✅ How to Disable Adding Enclosures
* **Navigate to your project** in the left-hand menu.
* Click the **three-dot menu** next to your project name.
* Go to **Project configuration → Settings**.
* Under the **Defect** section, check the box labeled **“Disable adding enclosures.”**
* Click **Save** to apply the change.
Once enabled, the option to add new enclosures (e.g., *Description*, *Note*, *Resolution*) will be hidden when creating or editing a defect.
#### 🔄 What Happens After Disabling
* **New defects**: The “Add Enclosure” group will no longer appear on the ribbon.
* **Existing defects**: Any enclosures already added will remain visible and editable.
* However, if you delete an existing enclosure, you **won’t be able to add a new one** unless you re-enable the setting.
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