I am the owner and administrator of my space (and the organization). When I select and delete an item in a list, Jira tells me "You need permission from an admin first." I am the administrator.
Hello @Lori Pickering
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
If you are trying to delete an issue/work item from a project you need to have the Delete Issue permission within that project. Being the Administrator for the Jira project/space or the Organization administrator does not automatically give you that permission.
Because deletion of an issue is permanent and the data cannot be recovered Jira Product Administrator will often change the permission schemes of the projects to remove that permission. It is often considered preferable to set the issue to closed/done instead with perhaps a resolution to indicate it is obsolete or unneeded.
If you are the administrator for the Jira project/space you should be able to at least review the Permissions settings for the project/space to see to whom the Delete Issue permission has been granted.
If you are the Jira Product Administrator you would also have the access needed to change the permissions. But again, you may not want to do that since the data will be unrecoverable as soon as you delete the issue.
Ah, least privilege. Got it. I am an admin and "owner" if such a thing exists. I set up the account.
At the moment, I'm learning (i.e., experimenting), meaning deletion is good.
Thanks for following up.
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Hello,
Welcome to Community :)
To fix this, either a Jira administrator must grant you a project role that includes this permission, or you must ask an administrator to do so.
Thank you,
Prachi
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Hi Lori,
What list are you referring to? A list of Work Items or a list of Work types?
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