Hello,
If I understand this function correctly, the project in myProjects() jql should show me all issues in the projects where the current user is Developer or Project Lead or have other roles.
I have the following jql that should collect all issues from different projects (where I'm a developer, for example) to the single "backlog":
project in myProjects() AND assignee is EMPTY AND status = Backlog ORDER BY priority DESC, created ASC
However, I have the following situation:
- Admin #1 - see everything correct
- Admin #2 - see not relevant issues (she is not a developer or project lead).
I have some ideas what's the problem: we have the role is administrators and jira-administrators group was assigned as administrators. If so, why it doesn't work for Admin #1
- Developer - don't see any issues at all
- Admin #3 - don't see any issues at all
Please help me where is I'm wrong?
More details:
- Filter shared
- No any groups in Developers (only jira-administrators in Administrators, but I have deleted them, nothing changes)
- The Scriprunner version is 5.5.0
Hello @Ekaterina Danilova
As documentation says
>Being a member means being in any role, except where that is by virtue of being in a group with a global permission.
What groups are you usings?
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