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Atlassian's Jira Permission Scheme

TJ Baker

I'd like to mimic the permission scheme that Atlassian uses for their Jira issues, and would greatly apprediate some help with understanding how they've got it set up.

The end desire is to allow public access to read issues, only, excluding commit messages, commits, etc.

Any help is appreciated..... a walkthrough would be fantabulous!

Cheers,

Accepted answers

Matheus Fernandes

Hi Zaridan,

I'm suspecting that you are referring to jira.atlassian.com, right? Basically, to see an issue an user needs only the Browse Project permission, so you'd simply need to grant that permission to 'Anyone' (Group), which would make the issues in the projects using this permission visible by anyone (even users not logged in).

Just make sure 'Browse Project' is the only permission 'Anyone' have, and by doing so users that are not currently logged in won't be able to comment, edit the issue, etc. You can see more about this in our Managing Project Permissions docs.