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what can do a user that have Administer Projects on a jira project ?

ADM Amar Msaid

Hi everyone!

i have a company-managed business project and a have given the administer Projects permission to a user bob on a project named GDDP.

i noticed that bob can add users to a projet roles in GDDP project but he can't delete user from roles. is this normal?

Thanks.

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Pavel Junek

Hi Amar,

You should be able to "removing user from project role" as Project administrator:

Administer Projects

This permission allows people access to your project’s settings.

They can:

edit project role membership

edit project components,

edit project versions,

edit some project details – project name, URL, project lead, and project description

You can check this Atlassian documentation - Permissions for company-managed projects

Removing a user or group from a project role

Go to your project and click Project settings.

Select People.

In the user's or group's entry on the table, select Remove.

Because group membership can only be edited by users with the Administer Jira global permission, project administrators may therefore prefer to assign users, rather than groups, to their project roles.

A project role does not need to have any users or groups assigned to it, although project administrators should be careful with this. Depending on how a project role is used (e.g. if the project's permission scheme is using project roles), it is possible that not having anyone in a particular project role could make some project activities unavailable.

Pavel

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Pavel Junek

Hi Amar,

You should be able to "removing user from project role" as Project administrator:

Administer Projects

This permission allows people access to your project’s settings.

They can:

edit project role membership

edit project components,

edit project versions,

edit some project details – project name, URL, project lead, and project description

You can check this Atlassian documentation - Permissions for company-managed projects

Removing a user or group from a project role

Go to your project and click Project settings.

Select People.

In the user's or group's entry on the table, select Remove.

Because group membership can only be edited by users with the Administer Jira global permission, project administrators may therefore prefer to assign users, rather than groups, to their project roles.

A project role does not need to have any users or groups assigned to it, although project administrators should be careful with this. Depending on how a project role is used (e.g. if the project's permission scheme is using project roles), it is possible that not having anyone in a particular project role could make some project activities unavailable.

Pavel

ADM Amar Msaid

Thank you

Here is the error message (in French) that bob obtain when he attempt to remove the user from the project role that he has already created in the GDDP Project. Bob has the Administer project permission in the GDDP project but not the Administer Jira global permission.

Erreur
Ce projet nécessite au moins un administrateur. Ajoutez un autre administrateur avant de modifier votre rôle ou de vous supprimer.

Trudy P Claspill

The answer is in the error message that "bob" receives:

"This project requires at least one administrator. Add another administrator before changing your role or deleting yourself."

It sounds like bob is trying to remove the only user assigned to the Administrator role for the project. There must be at least one person assigned to that role.

ADM Amar Msaid

it's not the case. The role speeking about is not an administrator role and there are multiple users in the role.

the role is only used in the workflow and automation script to manage transitions and issue assignation.

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