SUMMARY
Questions:
DETAILS AND STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Choose a Customer i.e. a user that just "Has access on site" but no other license or access.
2. Choose a project and issuetype where the workflow that has a status that has "Includes an approval step". Configure that approval step such that a custom user picker field (e.g. Supervisor) is the approver.
3. Create issue Y and put Customer X as the Supervisor.
4. Process issue Y up to the point where it is waiting for Customer X's approval.
5. Go to the Portal as Customer X. Expected result: issue Y should appear in the Requests list, and should see Approve and Decline buttons on detail screen. Copy down the full URL for issue Y (e.g. abc.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/30/YYY-1234)
6. Customer X approves issue Y.
7. Remove Customer X from the Supervisor field and every other field in issue Y.
8. Go back to Portal as Customer X.
9. OK: The Requests list for Customer X should no longer list issue Y
10. NOT OK: If you type in the URL from step 5, you will still see issue Y.
SCREENSHOTS
In the screenshots below, the Customer is Lionel Yahoo (LY) and the issue is CGS-16. LY was an approver on CGS-16 and did approve it. Then LY was removed from the issue.
Screenshot 1
Jira Permissions Helper says LY should not see CGS-16:
Screenshot 2
As expected, LY cannot see CGS-16 in the Request List:
Screenshot 3
UNEXPECTED: But if LY types in the direct URL to CGS-16, LY can see CGS-16:
@Jira Administrators Once a user is added as an approver then they will be able to see the issue in the portal. You are correct that after they take action it does drop out of there listed issues but they will still be able to access the issue. The permission helper you shared is showing if the use can access the issue via the project and not the portal.
Brant -
Wow. That's certainly unexpected behavior. Would you happen to know if it's documented anywhere? Either way, thanks for the confirmation!
Lionel
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