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How to get the projects that the currently logged in user can create issues?

lamella
lamella Apr 04, 2023

How to get the projects that the currently logged in user can create issues?

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Apr 04, 2023

@lamella If the user is logged in they can just click the create button and it will show all the projects that they are able to create an issue in.

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lamella Apr 04, 2023

Hi @Brant Schroeder 

My current dilemma is how to use java api to get these projects, and then select a project to create an issue in the custom vm page.

Do you know how to use java api to get these projects?

Thanks : )

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lamella Apr 05, 2023

Hi @Brant Schroeder 

I use the getAllRoleActorsForUser api in RoleActorFactory to get all ProjectRoleActors of the currently logged in user. Then get the projectId based on these ProjectRoleActors and use "set" to deduplicate. Finally, use the hasPermission api in PermissionManager to confirm whether the user has permission to create an issue.

Cheers!

: )

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