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Hi,
As we are having multiple projects working at different environment in our Jira, is there any way to restrict the editing rights for Closed/Resolved/Approved Stage Tickets.
Only few listed people can edit it.
Hi Yash,
Yes, you can simply add a Condition to the transition to Closed/Resolved/Approved statuses in your workflow that restrict who can actually execute the transition.
Hi John,
thanks for the kind response so, if i am not wrong - I need to Add a Condition in the Workflow movement stage that these only people can Move the stages whether it's on (Closed/Resolved/Approved statuses).
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Correct
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One more question John,
Can you suggest any Globally Accepted Certification for Jira, which can help me in growth perspective.
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Sure - you can do either ACP-120 or ACP-620 certifications. Either would be good. :-)
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@Yash Pradhan Check out these two great resources on how to get started:
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