As it mentions in the question line, is it possible to lock a task from being edited once it has it's resolution marked as done, or sits within the 'final' status?
Additionally, if it is possible, can we make it so that there is differing permission schemes for that, i.e: any user can't do it, but an administrator could?
You can apply a "jira.issue.editable = false" workflow property on status in the workflow. It's not a permission scheme, but you can also say "but group X still can"
Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/workflow-properties-802592825.html
@Nic Brough [Adaptavist]
How exactly can you exclude a group from being affected by the "jira.issue.editable = false" property?
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The doc covers it. I can't remember the key off the top of my head, but to allow some access, you don't block "edit", you use a permission property to say "only group X"
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Oh, I found it:
jira.permission.edit.group=jira-administrators
Thanks
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Just to complement Nic's correct information, if you do not know how to set a property follow these steps:
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