I'm trying to set up a project where a Project Role has very limited access. Can only see issues assigned to them.
permissions I have set for that role:
Create Issue
Edit Issue
Assign Issue
Assignable user
Resolve issue
Link Issue
So i set up a couple practice tickets and assigned them to someone in this project role. But they are unable to see the issues. I will be having users in this project where i don't want them to know about each other. So can't have them looking at other issues in the project. only ones assigned to them.
Am i missing something? Is this possible?
I tried setting up an Issue Security but again, the user can't see an issue it seems unless I give them
Browse Projects permission. But this allows them to see other user's and tickets I dont want them to see. |
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You will need to set the Issue Security Level to restrict only Reporter and Assignee can see the issue. You may refer to this tutorial for practical example: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA052/Using+Project+Level+Security+with+Project+Roles
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1. you have to allow "Browse Projects" to allow the user to see what's inside.
2. follow the link Vicky posted.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Managing+Project+Permissions
Explanation of "Browse Projects" says
Permission to browse projects, use the Issue Navigator and view individual issues (except issues that have been restricted via Issue Security)
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