This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Managing project permissions
How can I revert back my default scheme? I have changed it and now I do not remember the settings
Hello Paraskevas,
Did you overwrite the permission scheme?
I do not know if this is possible, but lemme know what's your project type and I'll send to you what is the default scheme.
A Workaround is:
Create a project to see what is the default.
Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Administer Projects Ability to administer a project in JIRA. |
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Browse Projects Ability to browse projects and the issues within them. |
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Manage Sprints Ability to manage sprints. |
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Service Desk Agent Allows users to interact with customers and access Service Desk features of a project. | |
View Development Tools Allows users in a software project to view development-related information on the issue, such as commits, reviews and build information. |
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View Read-Only Workflow Users with this permission may view a read-only version of a workflow. |
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Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Assignable User Users with this permission may be assigned to issues. |
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Assign Issues Ability to assign issues to other people. |
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Close Issues Ability to close issues. Often useful where your developers resolve issues, and a QA department closes them. |
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Create Issues Ability to create issues. |
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Delete Issues Ability to delete issues. |
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Edit Issues Ability to edit issues. |
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Link Issues Ability to link issues together and create linked issues. Only useful if issue linking is turned on. |
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Modify Reporter Ability to modify the reporter when creating or editing an issue. |
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Move Issues Ability to move issues between projects or between workflows of the same project (if applicable). Note the user can only move issues to a project he or she has the create permission for. |
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Resolve Issues Ability to resolve and reopen issues. This includes the ability to set a fix version. |
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Schedule Issues Ability to view or edit an issue's due date. |
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Set Issue Security Ability to set the level of security on an issue so that only people in that security level can see the issue. | |
Transition Issues Ability to transition issues. |
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Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Manage Watchers Ability to manage the watchers of an issue. |
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View Voters and Watchers Ability to view the voters and watchers of an issue. |
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Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Add Comments Ability to comment on issues. |
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Delete All Comments Ability to delete all comments made on issues. |
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Delete Own Comments Ability to delete own comments made on issues. |
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Edit All Comments Ability to edit all comments made on issues. |
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Edit Own Comments Ability to edit own comments made on issues. |
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Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Create Attachments Users with this permission may create attachments. |
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Delete All Attachments Users with this permission may delete all attachments. |
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Delete Own Attachments Users with this permission may delete own attachments. |
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Permission | Users / Groups / Project Roles |
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Delete All Worklogs Ability to delete all worklogs made on issues. |
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Delete Own Worklogs Ability to delete own worklogs made on issues. |
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Edit All Worklogs Ability to edit all worklogs made on issues. |
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Edit Own Worklogs Ability to edit own worklogs made on issues. |
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Work On Issues Ability to log work done against an issue. Only useful if Time Tracking is turned on. |
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You can't. The best you can do is download the evaluation version under a different name, maybe a personal email, install it and then review the defaults. This is one of the 'lessons learned'; never modify the default, create a new one and use it. This goes for pretty much all the schemes in my book.
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