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"Visible For" field in JIRA

Alex Suslin

Hi all,

I need a custom field named "Visible for" and give permission to some project roles to assign people to that issue. It will work like a security schema but the asignee process is much more simplified and no need project admin involment. Is it possible?

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Alex Suslin

Actually I found more elegant solution. I created a custom multiple user field "Visible for" and applied security level schema with security level "User Custom Field Value" where I chose my "Visible For field". A added all the users to that project (ok, custom group, just our company users without customer and set that security level by default for that project.

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

It is possible but with a little workaround. Since there is no field level security in JIRA, use a workflow transition to set that values on that custom field. You can restrict the workflow transition to selected project roles.

The custom field can then be used in the permission schemes.

Nadir MEZIANI

Hi,

Can you explain me more, with example?

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

Not sure how I can explain more.

Create the custom field, add it into a screen.
Use a workflow transition from every step in the workflow which uses the screen on step 1
Add workflow condition to the new transition added.
Use the custom field in the Browse permission

For each of the step, there are explanation in the administrator guide on how to do this.

Nadir MEZIANI

Hi @Jobin Kuruvilla ,

When i have added the answer, I haven't seen your answer

Thanks for explanations, but i have demanded it to @Alex Suslin not to you.

Alex Suslin

I will review and try Jobin's solution tomorrow. Now I can share some expample with you:

1. Sale guy create an issue with type (lead)

2. He/she add some people to the field "Visible For" to colaborate on that lead together. Noone except that sale guy and people who are metioned in the "Visible For" field are able to view that issue. (in fact there will be some top managers and groups that will be able to see that issue either, but that is out of my question, at least for now)

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