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Question about Security Level

Adolfo Casari

I have a Security Level defined in a project that has role Current Assignee. However if user A (current assignee) Assigns to user B, the popup freezes and there is an invalid permission message shown in the backgound, which makes sense, since now only B can see the issue, but I wonder if there is a more subtle way for user A to assign to B without these errors.

Thanks in advance.

Accepted answers

RambanamP

here the problem is when use A assigne to User B, user A no longer view issue due to this the error message getting.

create a group/project role and add user to that group/role and assigne that group/role to securitlevel in this case when the user assignee issue to other member in same group you won't see that error

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RambanamP

here the problem is when use A assigne to User B, user A no longer view issue due to this the error message getting.

Adolfo Casari

Thanks for the note.

However my requirement is that when user A reassigns the issue he won't see it anymore. Because of this I chose to add Current Assignee to the Security Level.

If both users are in the same group how can I enforce this requirement?

RambanamP

in that case configure security level to team lead/reporter/specific person(i hope for project lead should have permission to see all issues ) and ask that person to assign issues to others when it requires