hi community
is there a way to find out who delete a plan in advanced road maps? is there a way to restrict deleting plan permission only to jira admin?
thanks
Hi @Amin Pazhohesh ,
You can use Jira Audit logs to identify who deleted a plan: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/audit-activities-in-jira-applications/
In order to restrict users from deleting plans, you can use individual plan permissions to restrict the “Edit” permissions on plans which will restrict users from deleting the plan: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/limit-who-can-edit-and-view-your-plan-in-advanced-roadmaps/
If the above doesn’t help, you can look for similar suggestions and vote or request a new suggestion from here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-25783?jql=project%3DJSWCLOUD%20AND%20type%3DSuggestion%20AND%20statusCategory!%3DDone%20AND%20component%20%3D%20%22Plan%20(Advanced%20Roadmaps)%20-%20Create%20%2F%20Save%20%2F%20Delete%22
Hope this helps.
there is no trace of it in audit log .
many people working on this plan and all of them must have edit permission
and unfortunately anybody with edit permission have deleting permission too!
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You can search by the plan name to filter out the entries in the Jira Audit Log and if that doesn't show up anything, the log entry must have exceeded its retention period.
Or perhaps the plan was renamed, which would still be recorded in the logs if it's within the log retention period.
Please feel free to request a new suggestion and/or feedback about more granular permissions from the above link, so that we can consider it as future improvements.
Cheers!
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Hi @Amin Pazhohesh the only way to know who deleted the plan would be to ask the Jira Admin to review the logs. As for controlling who can do what in Plans there are Permissions that can be set.
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thank you for your fast response.
would you please tell me in which log file I can find any trace of it? I checked atlassian-jira.log and there was noting usefull
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