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After doing some digging, seems like the "Schedule Issues" permission is what controls adding/ removing backlogs into Active Sprint. However by removing this ability for some users, will it also remove it for prioritizing the backlog?
Example Scenario: The PO needs the ability to prioritize the backlog, but not the ability to add/ remove backlogs into an Active Sprint as it is the Scrum Master who protects the Active Sprint in order to prevent overloading capacity.
Hi Erik,
Ranking backlog issues requires Edit Issues & Schedule Issues permission.
So, yes, users you remove schedule issues permission would become unable to prioritize issues in the backlog.
Regards
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I'm afraid there's no way to achieve that with permissions, or any other method that I know.
The most similar thing you may achieve would be manually controlling moments in which the people who should have limited permissions have, or don't have the Schedule Issue permission.
The process would be:
Hope it helps.
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Hello,
I have the similar question, if I want to change the permission of Jira users than how it will be easy to do that. Actually I don't want to provide permissions to add/remove any of the backlog as its managed by Product Owner in our Project.
Would you please help me out in this?
Thanks
Nidhi
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