Hello:
I log into Jira as Administrator. When I created a user I always concern about what he actually will be able to access. Is is possible to log as a user to see what actually can do rather than login with their real credentials?
Thank you all for answer my question. I would prefer a builtin solutions but it seems that it is not arrive yet.
There is also the plugin "JIRA SU" which does exactly what you're asking for. :)
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yes
install the script runner plugin
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner
afterwards you can use its internal function to switch
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sorry i mixed up sth before so i had to edit my answer to be correct.
you will need the script runner to achieve this
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Alex, this is not possible in JIRA without a plugin :(
Otherwise, if you have internal user management, reset the password of the user to what ever you want and later inform the user to reset it himself.
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Doesn't fit to much the answers to my question. I do prefer a builtin funcionality in Jira or Confluence rather than insallting plugin attached to a certain versions.
Thank you anyway.
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Thank for your answer but it is a bit annoying if I should log into using all the variety of credentials. Thank you anyway.
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Hi Alex, do it as I suggested. That does not need a plugin installation.
Cheers Udo
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On a side note, if you are looking at permissions for a user, this plugin will help without switching the user - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.jira.plugins.jira-admin-helper-plugin
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Set up an user by your own with the desired permission / group membership. Then log in with this user.
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