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is there a way to prevent some users from creating issues

mel vega

Hi,

not sure if it is feasable but I would need to prevent some users to create issues but in the meantime to allow them to edit issues ?

would you if there is a way to do this ?

thanks in advance

Melissa

Accepted answers

Geoff Wilson

From the Administration > Issues > Permission Schemes page, you can create or edit any Permission Schemes used, such as the Default Permission Scheme. First, make sure that the Projects you're interested use the Permission Schemes that you change. From here, there are 2 separate permissions which you are interested in:

Create Issues
Ability to create issues.

and

Edit Issues
Ability to edit issues.

You can then assign either a specific role, group, user, etc to these individual permissions.

For example, my Edit Issues permissions is likely one you'd like:
edit_issues.png

edit_issues.png

All comments

Nic Brough (Adaptavist)

Change the permission scheme so that you can separate the users out somehow

I'd personally use roles - so a permission scheme might say "create allowed to people in the role of 'creator'" and "edit is allowed to all in the role of 'users'". You then drop those people into "users" role, but don't add them to "creator"