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Am I missing something? Is there a specific service level that prevents me from assigning permission schemes to a project?
I've followed the instructions: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/managing-project-permissions-776636362.html yet, still cannot find "permissions" on the project admin side-bar.
I'm probably missing something simple, but can someone help me out? (yes, I was able to create a custom Permission Scheme with no problem)
It looks like Atlassian has deprecated permission schemes in project settings. We now have 'People' settings instead. This came as a suprise to us too and no, searching the documentation tells you nothing about the change.
Old permission schemes are still working.
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Just in case someone else stumbles on this. I was trying to assign a permission scheme to a project. Turns out, you need to go to the project (not the permission scheme), click on the permissions, then go to Actions -> Use a Different Scheme.
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I'm doing this on a Business Project and I don't have the actions from project settings. I only have Access, Issue types, Automation, Notifications. I changed my project name and now it doesn't show up in the permission scheme anymore. Please help.
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Hi @Addletic Atlassian ,
We can do this using RESTAPI, recently we was faced same issue and we resolved.
System --> REST API Browser --> "/rest/api/2/project/{projectKeyOrId}/permissionscheme".
just follow the below screenshot.
hope this will helps you.
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Please try to run jira in safe mode then check the permission schemes.
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