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[ ] bug report
[x] feature request
Description
If a field is defined as a string in the template json file, the parameter can not be left empty. With render jobs, there will be times where users wish to override the settings in the scene file (such as the currently defined height & width for the frame, but there may be times where they wish to render with the settings contained in the scene files.
Examples of things that would potentially be overridden:
This would probably necessitate a "required":"true" flag for fields, or something similar.
In the screenshot below, the user wanted to override the output type to be EXR, but wished to not have to specifically define the camera (might involve opening up the scene and typing out a cryptically named camera name with a chance for a typo)... but leaving it blank to use the scene default is currently not possible (it seems).

I'm submitting a ... (check one with "x")
[ ] bug report
[x] feature request
Description
If a field is defined as a string in the template json file, the parameter can not be left empty. With render jobs, there will be times where users wish to override the settings in the scene file (such as the currently defined height & width for the frame, but there may be times where they wish to render with the settings contained in the scene files.
Examples of things that would potentially be overridden:
Edit: Here is a page for reference - https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/maya/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/Maya/files/GUID-0280AB86-8ABE-4F75-B1B9-D5B7DBB7E25A-htm.html
This would probably necessitate a "required":"true" flag for fields, or something similar.
In the screenshot below, the user wanted to override the output type to be EXR, but wished to not have to specifically define the camera (might involve opening up the scene and typing out a cryptically named camera name with a chance for a typo)... but leaving it blank to use the scene default is currently not possible (it seems).