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Regarding number of permission schemes of a project can have

sureshksuresh95

I understand that a Jira-classic Project can have different schemes associated with it, like - Permission scheme// Notification scheme // Screen scheme etc...

But I guess a project must have only one Permission schemes associated with it, unlike the Screen schemes etc..

My understanding is that all security level permissions / access could be done very well within one permission scheme itself. Can you clarify with some more insights on this??

Thanks.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes, projects have a single permission scheme.

I'm not sure what you are looking for when you ask about using a permission scheme. They are reasonably simple - they are effectively a list of things you might want to do to an issue alongside a set of rules that identify who is allowed to do them (for example - log work: anyone in the role of developer)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes, projects have a single permission scheme.

sureshksuresh95

Thank you Nic.

I have some confusion on issue security levels set thru project permission scheme.

for Example: I have 2 Issues in a project.

For Issue-1 : I want to grant Edit permission for user-X, user-Y

For Issue-2: I want to grant Edit permission for only user-X

All I can do in Project permission scheme is able to set the users for Edit issues; but not able to distinguish the Issues separately.

I am not sure if depends on product level that I am using ?? ( I am using Jira Software (Cloud)Standard product )

If can throw some light- on navigational settings where I can set permissions for each issue ? (OR) the plan I use now does not support it !!

I referred few documentation links on this, but they clarified few but created more questions..

Thanks again.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Jira does not do that in any version or type (server/dc/cloud). Project permissions are what they say on the tin - project level.

If you want different edit rights by issue, then those issues need to be in different projects so they can have different permissions.

sureshksuresh95

Thanks Nic.

So if needed with different Issue rights, should be set-up ideally in different projects.

BTW, i got some idea on this. Thanks again.

Is it not overhead by creating more projects just to implement the piece of a function /service !!

Regards.

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