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Is there a possibility to hide projects from unauthorized users?

unknown

Hello

There are several team in our company, we granted permission to browse project (view issues inside those projects) only to authorized groups. This works fine, but is there a way to hide those projects completly? So they won't be shown in "View All Projects"

thanks

Michal Suba

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

They should be completely invisible to people who do not have "browse" permissions for the projects.

(As an administrator, you get to bypass this partly - you can always get the full list of projects you can administrate, even if you don't have browse for them)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

They should be completely invisible to people who do not have "browse" permissions for the projects.

(As an administrator, you get to bypass this partly - you can always get the full list of projects you can administrate, even if you don't have browse for them)

unknown

Hello Nic

thanks for the answer, you are right but there was small catch. In our permission scheme, we granted Browse project to "Current assignee" This made the project shown in "View All Project" even if that user had nothing to do with the project.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ah, yes, that is a bit of a quirk. It does make sense when it's explained and thought through, but it's really NOT intuitive. You'll have the same problem with reporter. It's a lot more complex than this, but the way I try to simplify it is that Jira is thinking of people who could be the reporter/assignee, rather than who currently is.

You can enable a couple of options that make it behave more intuitively, but I'm not sure it's that helpful for you yet. (They're turned off by default because they can cause problems in the hands of inexperienced administrators).

If you're interested, it's covered at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Current+Reporter+Browse+Project+Permission

unknown

thanks for the info, I've read the article, it's good to know about that possibility. For now we are happy with default behavior (since we know how it works :-) )