How to enable user to drag and drop (rank) issues on Kanban

Alexander Makarovsky December 8, 2022

Hey!

Guess it would be simple. We're running a Kanban board with issues collected from multiple projects. Mainly to manage the order of issues for each assignee. 

I'm an administer user and I can drag and drop issues up and down within a column which we named "backlog" with all open tasks assigned for particular developer. I need another user to be able to do the same, but he can't drag and drop within a column, though he can move to another column which triggers status change.

The question is what setting should I use to grant such permission? Apart from making the user a jira admin? I guess it's changing a rank and has something to do with permission schemes for projects but can't figure out what exactly to look for. 

Running 8.7.1

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John Funk
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December 8, 2022

Hi Alexander,

Make sure the user has the schedule issues permission and the permission scheme on the project.

Alexander Makarovsky December 9, 2022

thanks @John Funk ! If I have like 70 projects, I should check each, right? Again the board where I need the user to change the order of tasks from backlog collects issues from those 70 projects

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December 9, 2022

Correct.

Alexander Makarovsky December 12, 2022

@John Funk 

Streamlined this through permission scheme (luckily we had the same for most projects).

Thanks!

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December 12, 2022

Great! Glad you found a solution. 

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