My application is connected with JIRA via Application Link and is using OAuth scheme for user authentication. So far so good. The main idea of app was to continiously provide info in realtime about issue changes to the application user. For this purpose, I was using rest api for creating a webhook during configuration process in app. Using webhook rest api requires JIRA Administrator permissions, and this is constantly frightening some users during the OAuth dance, because they believe that app can "hack" JIRA instance.
One way to solve this is to rid off the automatic webhook creation during configuration flow, and ask user to create it themselfs.
But, maybe there is a way to create such JIRA Administrators like group, whose users can only have read permissions on jira issues, but can work with webhooks via rest api?