Is there a way to tie individual users to specific projects, such that they have no access to any other projects, while at the same time allowing other users full cross-project access?
Imagine 3 projects, A, B & C and 3 users, 1, 2 & 3.
User 1 must only have access to Project A.
User 2 must only have access to Project B.
User 3 must have access to all 3 Projects.
I've spent some time working with user groups, project roles & permission schemes, but nothing seems to quite give the required result.
My approach was:
- define 2 user groups: 'limited' & 'unlimited'.
- assign Users 1 & 2 to the 'limited' group & User 3 to 'unlimited'
- explicitly add User 1 to Project A
- explicitly add User 2 to Project B
- define a permission scheme allowing project browsing to group 'unlimited' only.
- link Project C with this scheme.
- define another permission scheme allowing project browsing to both groups.
- link Projects A & B with this scheme.
My expectation was User 1 would have access to Project A only and User 2 would have access to Project B only, as they were assigned to those projects explicitly, but not to Project as they are not assigned to it not and not in a group which can browse to it.
This was not the case. It seemed that assigning a user to a project does nothing. Both User 1 & User2 could see both Projects A & B, though not Project C.
I'd really appreciate some advice!
thx
Paul
