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how to get only visible issues in a project

chintu Parameshwar

Hi,

In one of my jql function PermissionManager.getProjectObjects(Permissions.BROWSE,user) returns the projects on which user has browse permissions. Till now it is fine.

In one of the project, its permission scheme has "Browse Project" as Reporter Only.

So the user can see only the issues where he/she is the Reporter.

How can I filter same thing in my code, i.e. the getIssueIdsForProject(the id of above project) method returns all the issues, but I need only the issues which user can see?

FYI, I'm using JIRA 5.0.7API

Thanks a million!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ah, no, there's a bit of an oddity here. "Browse" = "Reporter" doesn't do what it sounds like it should.

At a glance, the sentence should be "Only the person who reports the issue can see it". However, Jira actually thinks "Anyone who can create an issue in that project can see it". There is a sort of logic behind it, but it's a pain to explain. That explains why your filter is getting everything - because it's allowing anyone who *might* report an issue

There is another permission you need to use to get a proper "only reporter can see it" to work - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Current+Reporter+Browse+Project+Permission

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ah, no, there's a bit of an oddity here. "Browse" = "Reporter" doesn't do what it sounds like it should.

There is another permission you need to use to get a proper "only reporter can see it" to work - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Current+Reporter+Browse+Project+Permission

chintu Parameshwar

Thanks Nic!

Probably I did not explain you what i want. Here is the situation:

The above project has so many issues, but when I write a search query like project in "xxx", it returns only issues where I'm the reporter for them. The issue navigator is filtering other issues based on the permission scheme logic.

Coming to my custom jql function:

issue in getXYZIssues()

In code, I'm able to get the projectID using getProjectObjects(), but I'm unable to filter the issue list to return. In this case, the issues where I'm not the reporter are creating the error.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That does not make any sense. If you have a search query of "project in <list of projects>" then the list returned will be all issues in those projects that you have the permission to see.

It doesn't filter anything out, other than stuff you should not see because, well, you can't see it. Yes, that's based on the permission scheme, but that also seems to be what you're asking for? You seem to want to repeat something that it's already doing for you.

I'm a bit lost on what the actual requirement is?

chintu Parameshwar

Trying to use

PermissionManager.hasPermission(int permissionsId,
                      Issue issue,
                      com.atlassian.crowd.embedded.api.User user)

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