I'd like to be able to keep the present default jira group (jira-users) but remove it from all projects.
Then create a group, add certain users then add that group to all projects.
- Goal: when creating a user whether client or internal the deault 'jira-users' group doesn't have access to any projects.
Is this possible? Thanks
Hi @Clare Brody
Yes it is possible, you juste need to work on your permission schemes to make sure that the jira-users group doesn't have access to the relevant project.
Hope this helps
Hi @Mohamed Benziane I've changed the permissions schemes to not have the default group (jira-users) but when a user has that group (jira-users) they can still see all the projects.
I think because that group 'jira-users' has been added at the group level on projects maybe. Is there a way to remove that group 'jira-users' from all projects without having to use the command line..or you tell me how to use the command line to remove that group from all of our projects? Thanks
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Hi @Clare Brody
Yes it possible, just go to your project, under "project role" delete the jira-users group if exists.
Hope this helps
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I deleted jira-users from the project role for all projects but I see it's been added in the past to a lot projects at the group level probably because it was the default group..
Is there any way to say remove it from an added group to all projects?
Thanks,
Clare
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