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Giving rights to modify a field context/values to project administrators

Va man

Hello everyone,

I did not found an answer to my question online, so I'm here to ask you

I have a project named "HelloWorld" with a customfield (with is a cascading select list if it matters) named "Product & Version"

This field only have 1 context/configuration scheme which is for this project HelloWorld.

As it should have every product and version for each one, it will be time consuming for Jira admins to maintain this field, adding new values regularly.

The user JohnDoe which has the role Administrator for this project but is a standard user without access to administrator rights on Jira wants to be able to modify this field values, so us admins don't have to do this.

I searched in the project options, but I found nowhere to modify the customfield value from the project administrator perspective.

Is there a way for him to update the field context ?

If not, is there a good way to allow him to do this without giving him full jira admin rights ? (Maybe there is a way to give admins rights only for some customfields ?)

Regards,

Accepted answers

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

Hi @Va man out of the box jira no as mentioned you have to be a jira admin to add/modify/delete custom fields or the values in a select list. You could probably come with an automation through scripting to do what you need. Do you have any plugins available, like scriptrunner?

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Tim Perrault

Hi @Va man

To add/modify/delete custom fields you will need to be a Jira admin.

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

Va man

Hello,

I have Automations for Jira and Scriptrunner installed yes. But I did not thought about using them for this case, how would you do it ?

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

I'd create a fragment for the users based on role with permission who you want to be able to populate the new values, trigger a pop up input screen with a custom field, grab the updated value from that custom field and update the select list. That would be my approach. Hopefully that will get you started at least on discovery.

Have a look at this post it shows using a custom field to populate a new value into a select list.
update-select-list-options

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

you could also follow that example closer and put a validator on the custom field based on user role for the create transition or a looping transition with a condition on the user role and the value being null or something along those lines.

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