We want to restrict the access to on of our projects. We can make all required settings, however we are stuck in 1 settings. We want watchers to be able to comment on the ticket they are watching. I haven't had seen a solution so far. Does anyone have a solution?
I think you already know that this is not what watchers are for, but think through what it would let you do if you could use "watchers" in permissions.
Effectively, you wouldn't need permissions anymore, anyone could do everything because they can add themselves as a watcher and hence gain permissions.
You'll need to think of a different way to grant the ability to comment, watchers is not the right way to do it. @Sreenivasaraju P and @Jack Brickey have made the first two suggestions I would look at.
Hi @Alwin ter Stege ,
As per my knowledge, you can't add watchers neither to the permission schema nor to the issue security schema (Out of the box)
Watcher is used to get notifications. To become watcher, the user already should be in the issue security & browse permission (minimum of view permission).
Alternatively , you can create multi user picker, use this custom field to get notification and you can add this field in any other permissions like comment or log work..etc.
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Hi @Alwin ter Stege , welcome to the community.
Assuming you are using CMP project you can configure who can comment on issues under project settings > permissions. However, there isn't a "watchers" dynamic group that you can reference when configuring the permission. You could create a role or group for this but it would be static as far as the members of the group. With that said, I'm not sure I fully comprehend your use case here. Generally Watchers are simply members of the project team that have Browse, assignable, etc. permissions too. If this is the case then the Comment permission should mirror the Assignable permission.
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Hi @Jack Brickey ,
Thanks for your response. The project is a Software Project.
The case is a helpdesk project for the internal organization:
That's what we want to create.
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