Dear All,
is it possible to to give access to my Jira project (add/edit issues) to all logged users in Atlassian?
I know how to give anonymous access but I would prefer to give the possibility to add/edit issues to only Atlassian user (independently if they are member or not of my project in Jira).
Best
Marco
When you grant permissions in the project permission scheme you should choose Application Access -> Any logged in user for the Create, Edit and Browse issues permission.
Hi Alexey, thanks for your reply.
I tried what you suggest here, but with that configuration I need to explicitly add to my project the people.
I would like to avoid that, and give access to my project (create issues) to any person has a login in https://id.atlassian.com
Marco
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You need to add them to your Jira, not to a project. Ok I got the question. You need people, who have account in atlassian and maybe do not have access to your Jira. I do not know how to do it.
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The way you state this it sounds like you want to give access to anyone who has an Atlassian product, which isn't what I think you really want or possible.
Do you mean anyone who has an ID in any of YOUR Atlassian products? If so, there may be a way to do this, but I'm not aware of it.
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Hi Joe, thanks for the reply!
I have a Jira Software (Cloud Version) licence. I created a project called "AmazingSoftware", my company and I working on.
I would like to give the ability to any user that is registered here https://id.atlassian.com the possibility to create an issue of my project "AmazingSoftware".
So far, I can
- give anonymous access to my project
- I have to explicitly invite people to access my project.
Marco
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I doubt it can be done. First off, you're in the cloud so you are very limited to what you can do behind the covers. You'd have to intercept the logon request, go to the website and somehow validate they can logon there.
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