We are looking at create a JIRA Project for HR. The contents of the JIRA issues of these projects should only be able to be seen by:
Essentially is it possible to hide data of a JIRA based off of JIRA status.
The easiest way to do this--but probably the most error-prone--would be to implement Issue Security levels and train your users to set the correct levels manually for each issue when they send it along through the workflow.
You could also write a workflow post-function to set the issue security level at each step.
I do not see the option to set issue security as a workflow post-function, do we need a plugin to be able to do this?
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Yeah, you will need to roll your own post-function.
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As Robert said - but you could try https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Built-In+Scripts#Built-InScripts-SetIssueSecurity . It just requires setting a simple condition which will determine when the security level changes. For your case you could actually just leave the condition blank and add it to the two workflow functions where you will need to change the security level.
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I do not see the option to set issue security as a workflow post-function, do we need a plugin to be able to do this?
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