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Built-in Security Level Change Based on Issue Type

Adam LaCoste

I used to be able to set the Security Level depending on the selected Issue Type using Post Functions. I have recently moved to the Cloud and I do not see that functionality. Is this not a feature in the cloud?

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Dave Mathijs

Hi @Adam LaCoste , Cloud only has a Set issue security level based on user's project role post function.

There is a Set issue security level depending on provided condition post function in Server/Data Center, but it's part of ScriptRunner.

Which post function did you use for this in Server/Data Center?

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Dave Mathijs

Hi @Adam LaCoste , Cloud only has a Set issue security level based on user's project role post function.

There is a Set issue security level depending on provided condition post function in Server/Data Center, but it's part of ScriptRunner.

Which post function did you use for this in Server/Data Center?

Adam LaCoste

Hi Dave, thanks for responding. I used scriptrunner:

Set issue security level depending on provided condition

So you are saying that is no longer an option?

Dave Mathijs

Looking at the Feature Parity of ScriptRunner between Server/Data Center and Cloud: Indeed, this post function is not available (yet) in Cloud.

Adam LaCoste

Thanks Dave.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yep, Atlassian have not yet enabled the functions that would allow Scriptrunner to set security levels.

But... you can do it with Automation. You could:

Trigger: Issue transitioned
Conditons: (whatever you need)
Action: Edit issue
- Field: Security level -> <value>

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