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How do I set permissions for Greenhopper to only have certain individuals move items up or down in the backlog?

Pintu Sethi

I would like to only allow certain folks (not types of folks) to move issues up or down in the backlog. How do I only allow specific folks do this?

As a follow-up question - I would like them to provide (either a comment or something else) that will help me track WHY the move was done (either up or down).

Thanks!

Pintu

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Timothy

Simple Google.. Sometimes i wonder whether people are too lazy..

You can only rank issues if you have the 'Schedule Issue' permission for the issue you want to move higher or lower on your board.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/GH/Ranking+an+Issue

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Timothy

Simple Google.. Sometimes i wonder whether people are too lazy..

You can only rank issues if you have the 'Schedule Issue' permission for the issue you want to move higher or lower on your board.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/GH/Ranking+an+Issue

Pintu Sethi

Thanks, Tim. So, basically, if I have this permission set - there are not only those with this permission that can do it, but also administrators? This is not what I want. Is there a workaround?

That wasn't the only question though - how do I make sure that the changes are tracked?

Timothy

This is not what I want. Is there a workaround?

Based on the configurations you set, you can achieve what you want.

how do I make sure that the changes are tracked?

You should be able to track the rank changes using the Rank custom field.

Pintu Sethi

Thanks, Tim. Do you have a link or explanation of how to track the rank changes using the rank custom field?

Mike Sorensen

Because of chaotic and accidental moving of issues, I've created a Scheduler role which gives the user Scheduling permissions.

Your second question was how do you force the Scheduler to include a comment on why, well, since you aren't changing the issue's State (you're only editing a field), you can't force that. To force the comment you'd lose the ability to drag/drop the issue for changing it's rank.

John Paz1

Remove the admins from the field that configures who can rank issues, only include the groups of the people specifically identified as allowed to rank issues.

John Paz1

Sometimes I wonder why people bother to answer questions on a Q&A board if they are going to be condescending. And you get a downvote for only barely answering the question anyway.

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