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I can't find any option for this. My team cannot manage releases unless they're an admin. This is ridiculous, SURELY Atlassian have a setting for this somewhere that I'm missing....?
Hi Allan,
You must be a Project Administrator to do a release on a board. But you don't have to be a Jira Systems Administrator.
Why on earth do we not have the ability to grant this permission without granting project administrator status. It should be its own setting.
Ridiculous product development decisions.
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Well, I think it's an appropriate place to put something that allows cards to be removed from boards and "archived" to an effect. But curious as to where you think it would be appropriate. Why would an entire role be created just do a release on a board? Who would you imagine doing that who wouldn't already be a project administrator.
Not trying to be argumentative - just interested in the thought process.
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Managing entire project setting and performing release is totally different thing. Imagine release task that after resolving the a release on a board, the person would create tag in their repository (i.e. release on a board is part of release flow), but who is not necessary to have modifying the all Jira setting in the project.
You should be aware of there are the same demands - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Permissions-for-Release/qaq-p/596027
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@John Funk - having the ability to create custom roles and assign granular permissions is essential to a "minimum necessary privilege" security posture. Granting the ability for my release manager to modify any project settings is contrary to good security policy.
I'm seriously considering alternatives to JIRA (and the entire Atlasian stack) due to the awful user/role/permission capabilities of this tool.
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You don't have to grant the Project Administrator role to everything in your Permission Scheme. Just modify the Permission scheme to grant permissions to roles other than Project Administrator.
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i find myself on this page in 2022, with the exact same feedback as those above. A project administrator should be able to grant access to devs etc to determine releases as they see fit. This is a shortfall of the tool, and a large inconvenience to the team managed project model
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I have just encountered the same problem and found this chat. It is a MUST that the release rights can be given to the developers independently of the project administrator, wherever. Is there an initiative to make this possible?
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[JRACLOUD-34015] Separate Project permissions for Version Management - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products. vote for this feature to be add!
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Atlassian takes the Oprah approach.
YOU GET PROJECT ADMIN RIGHTS
YOU GET PROJECT ADMIN RIGHTS
YOU GET PROJECT ADMIN RIGHTS
I guess nobody at Atlassian has heard of the principle of least privilege.
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We're struggling with this as well. From a security standpoint, it is frankly unacceptable that these permissions are tied to being a Project administrator.
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I also find myself on this page in 2022 and I agree there should at least be an option in the scheme to give another role the ability to do this.
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My company has same problem. This is very unconmfortable. There are working projects over 50. This tool makes us to assign some managers to register version names... :(
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We use one project for app environment consisting of more then 50 app while bussines requirements can go through multiple apps. We have sometimes up to 20 releases in month.
Every project member must be able to start its own release. So with the current limited possibilities of the JIRA, everyone must be a project admin...
We are not happy about it. Believe me.
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I have just encountered the same problem and found this chat. It is a MUST that the release rights can be given to the developers independently of the project administrator, wherever. Is there an initiative to make this possible?
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i have no obligation but to add "+1" for these features,
we are supported by external and can't give them project admin access just to add the release version.
we need separate permission attribute for release version.
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