Creation of ticket notification failing

[RiomarGroup]

Trying to add a notification for newly created tickets which seems to have disappeared when upgrading to 5.0.13

(As an aside: The documentation says "your existing ticket notifications have been migrated into the list of ticket notifications, but deactivated. You have also received the new default ticket notifications, active by default." but "Update on customer status change" is the only entry now in the Ticket Notification section.)

When creating the notification, I have filled out all mandatory fields, and when submitting I receive the following error:

Field 'subject' doesn't have a default value, SQL: ' INSERT INTO notification_event (name, valid_id, comments, create_time, create_by, change_time, change_by) VALUES (?, ?, ?, '2016-10-27 18:20:52' , ?, '2016-10-27 18:20:52' , ?)'

Googling around, I have found that this could sometimes be caused by MySQL having STRICT_TRANS_TABLES enabled. That is the default as of MySQL 5.7.5. Should I disable this or is there an error in the actual OTRS code?

[RiomarGroup]

I still haven't been able to create new notifications because of this issue. Is this a known bug? Has anyone found a workaround?

[RiomarGroup]

Barring being able to fix this issue, or in addition to, why did the default new ticket notifications go away in version 5?

[root]

What's your table engine type? MyIsam or InnoDB?

[RiomarGroup]

InnoDB

[root]

When creating the notification, I have filled out all mandatory fields, and when submitting I receive the following error:

Field 'subject' doesn't have a default value, SQL: ' INSERT INTO notification_event (name, valid_id, comments, create_time, create_by, change_time, change_by) VALUES (?, ?, ?, '2016-10-27 18:20:52' , ?, '2016-10-27 18:20:52' , ?)'

I still miss the subject field in the error message, the subject is a mandatory field/column. What was your value for the subject field?

Did you tried it with another browser?

[RiomarGroup]

The Subject I used is: "Ticket Created: <OTRS_TICKET_Title>"

I have only tried this in Firefox. I will try Chrome later.