Is there a possibility to restrict users from loggin work on done issues.
I tried edeting the status properties as follows:
jira.permission.worklog=denied
jira.permission.work=denied
jira.permission.work_issue=false
jira.permission.editable=false (which worked but no one is able to put it back in reopend so that won't work)
But none work the way I wanted it.
jira.permission.work.denied with no value will stop users logging work
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IT does not work for me! We are on JIRA 7.6.2...Am i doing something wrong?
Tried both
jira.permission.work.denied = denied
jira.permission.work.denied = empty (no value)
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Please ignore this. Got it worked.
Was trying to put this property on the transition. When i changed this to the status properties it worked.
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As a side-effect, jira.permission.work.denied will also hide any existing worklogs. Is there a way to prevent that?
I want to prevent new worklog creation, but I want to still see the existing ones.
We are using Tempo Timesheet, and the complete 'Tempo' section is missing on a ticket
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Hello,
Still not working on Jira Cloud + Tempo :
jira.permission.work.denied = null (empty)
jira.permission.work.denied = denied
jira.permission.work.denied = false
jira.permission.work = denied
jira.permission.work = false
....
Somebody got a solution by any chance ? :)
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