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Hi guys,
we use Servicedesk Server. Our Customers can submit issues through a portal where they are registered portal users. The issues usually are only visible for the reporter and request participants (specific Jira feature) if applicable.
We want to minimize duplicate reported bug issues by giving some degree of transparency to the entirety of the registered portal users so that they can see what's already been reported.
Currently we communicate to these users through confluence posts in a section which they are subscribed to.
We already had an attempt by splitting our system with issue security schemes that we had set up to be selectable by the reporter upon issue creation. We then wanted to present a Jira filter results table on that mentioned Confluence page.
However, the external users weren't able to view that table at all. We also had to discover that the request participant functionality is fully incompatible with the use of issue security schemes.
Now my questions:
1. Is this possible at all? How?
1.1 if so: to which degree? Can only be everything public to all portal users or nothing OR can it be differentiated?
Which other pitfalls exist?
Thanks for quick reply.
Best
Danny
I want to raise attention for this again. Does anyone know anything more?
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