I've found a list of things that Jira SYSTEM Admins can do that a Jira Admin cannot. That was helpful, but I can't find the list of things that a user can do once granted the "Jira Administrators" permission.
Thanks in advance
I couldn't find anything, so I went through the admin menus and put this together... It's not comprehensive, but I think it does a good job of explaining what permissions will be removed when reducing how many users have the Administer Jira permission.
System Permissions | |
Edit Jira System Settings | |
Link Jira to new applications | |
Install Jira Addons | |
Manage global Addon settings | |
Manage Users and User Groups | |
Edit Global Permissions | |
Create/Edit Jira Automation Rules | |
Edit Jira default user preferences | |
Edit Jira System Dashboard | |
Import/Export CSV | |
Configure mail handlers | |
Configure listeners | |
Project Permissions | |
Create New Projects | |
Delete Projects | |
Archive Projects | |
Create new project roles | |
Change project scheme configurations | |
Issue Permissions | |
Create/Edit issue types and schemes | |
Create/Edit Workflows and Schemes | |
Create/Edit Screens and Schemes | |
Create/Edit Custom Fields and Schemes | |
Edit System Fields | |
Edit Field Configuration and schemes | |
Edit Priorities and Schemes | |
Globally enable/disable time tracking | |
Globally enable/disable issue linking | |
Create/Edit Workflow Statuses | |
Create Edit Resolutions | |
Create/Edit Issue security Schemes | |
Create/Edit Notification Schemes | |
Create/Edit Permission schemes |
What are you referencing for the differences between a Jira System Admin and a Jira Admin? Can you provide a link?
All users (admins and non-admins) can be granted the permissions that are available in Permissions Schemes and in Global Permissions. Those permissions are listed on these two pages:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver072/managing-global-permissions-828787760.html
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/managing-project-permissions-861253293.html
I have not found a comprehensive single list of the administration tasks that Jira Admins are empowered to access, but here are some of them:
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A bit down this page, there is a section titled:
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