Hi @Anatoly Tsemryuk ,
Welcome to the community.
Yes, you can do that with issue security.
You have to create an issue security scheme and add two levels there, one that allows all users in a project to view the issue and one, that allows only the assignee (and maybe you or the project lead) to view the issue.
Then assign the scheme to the project and set the right security level for the issue.
Here you can find a more detailed article https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/
Hello.
Thanks for the answer. It's almost done.
But I can't find the tools to assign the security scheme to the project. It's written there:
1. Go to your project and click Project settings.
2. Select Issue Security from the project settings sidebar.
3. Choose Actions > Select a scheme.
I don't see Issue Security :(
One more help please
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Hi,
it should be close to the end of the menu.
Or do you have a next-gen project? There the issue security schemes are not yet support, here you can watch und vote for the issue to get this to next gen projects: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-18843
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Yes, Unfortunately I chose the next-gen project at the very start. I'm creating the new one now.
Thanks a lot for help!
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One more question, please.
We must use security schemes in our project. We'd like to use Jira in trial conditions, but there's no way to try it in old version (only next-gen projects available)
Can I get the trial period in old version as well as I did it using next-gen version?
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There are always both ways available in Jira., so you should be able to create a classic (or with the new name, company owned ) project.
If you are on the Create Project Screen, click on choose another template. Below the templates, there should be a button to switch from next-gen to classic projects.
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