I have restriced users to see only selected project like this:
Question: Is it possible to open up selected issue from project where user do not have allocated particular user role?
For example: I have two groups - Marketing and IT. People from Marketing cannot see IT project issues, because they are not in User role for this project. How can I grant only selected Issue from IT project to people from Marketing.
I have this kind of restriction:
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In point 1, there's a slight hitch - all new users will be added to the "contractors" group automatically now. But other than that, it's correct.
2. No. You have to explicitly say that a role, group, user or other thing can see issues in a project, and then they get to see all of them.
However, if you use "issue security", you can set it on an issue-by-issue basis
You can grant Browse Project permission to the groups you'd like to allow to open issues between projects. For example, if the Marketing team needs to open issues from the IT Project, you'd change the IT Project's permission scheme by adding the 'Marketing Group' to the Browse Project permission.
This would allow the 'Marketing Group' to open all issues in the IT Project; it does not control individual issue access.
Managing Project Permissions has more information on this option.
You may also want to look into issue-level security. From that page:
Issue security levels allow you to control who can see individual issues within a project (subject to the project's permissions).
Why use issue security levels?
As an example, a company may have a public instance of JIRA running. Within this instance they may have several projects that external people (customers) can browse. However, it may not be appropriate to show all issues to the customers.
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Perfect. I used Browse Project permission for Custom Field which is Group Picker (multiple groups) type and it works!
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