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Users can see other projects they don't have access to

Erwin Manuel

Hi,

As normally implemented, some users only have permission to specific project/s.

When a restricted user browse the 'Projects' menu, he can only see his projects. However, If he clicks 'Create Issue' he can browse, and select the other projects. Is there a way to prevent this?

Thanks in advance!

Accepted answers

Thomas Schlegel

Hi Erwin,

check the permission scheme of your projects. There is a permission "create issue". There you can control, which projects are visible by clicking "create issue".

Best regards

Thomas

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi Erwin,

check the permission scheme of your projects. There is a permission "create issue". There you can control, which projects are visible by clicking "create issue".

Best regards

Thomas

Erwin Manuel

I already checked the permission "Create Issues" and I'm positive that the user does not have any permission with the projects that he can create an issue with. Really strange.

Thomas Schlegel

that is strange. "Create issues" is the only permission that controls the selection of the projects menu in the "create issue" window. I've tested it in our Jira installation.

How did you set this permission ?

Erwin Manuel

'User A' only belongs to 'Group A'.

'Group A' has a developer role in 'Project A'.

developer role has permissions to 'Permission Scheme A', this is the permission scheme of 'Project A'

That is all the permission of 'User A', however, when clicking 'Create Issue', the user can see project B,C,D,F,X...

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