The idea would be to create a certain type of permission for a user/group or project role (whatever works I guess) which grants the permission to assign issues, but only to a select group of people.
Here is an example of how this would be used:
Let's say we have two teams of people working on the same project but with different goals. Team A is developing phone applications and team B web applications. Each team has lead and each is related, but the leader from Team A should only be able to assign issues to members of team A and likewise.
Is this possible?
Hi Ken,
You can do this using the Power Scripts add-on.
There is a video tutorial walking you through in detail here.
Hope this helps!
Maybe with properties in statuses you can do a workaround:
jira.permission.assignableuser.denied.*example=*example
Replace example with group=group, role=role, user=username, which you dont want to assign issues.
This link might help you: http://www.j-tricks.com/tutorials/permissions-based-on-workflow-status
Take note that you should make a different workflow for different combination of assignable groups and the user which assign issues.
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Correcting, you cant deny a permission for a user/role/group etc, you deny a permission for all users.
The workaround would be a blank assignable user permission in the scheme and grant that permission to only the groups you want to be assigned with the property.
Sorry for the mistake.
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Not out of the box
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no
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