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Is it possible to do such things in a next-gen project?
Hi,
A) It's not possible to restrict only some users creating an issue type.
B) Project settings --> issue types --> Edit Workflow --> Add Rule
according to B , you can one user / Role can permit to transit issues.
Thanks,
Anvesh
Thanks for quick answer.
Paragraph A is clear.
About B. There is only one workflow for whole project. So what rule I've to use to prohibit using a certain transition for a type "Subtask" and to allow it for other types? Or maybe not a rule but some other tool?
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For B) this would require a different workflow per issue type (= here for the Subtask).
This is a feature that users can expect shortly, please see here for further details:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17434
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Thanks Daniel!
I saw a banner about several workflows in a future. There is no other way to manage my problem, right?
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Depends on how far you would be willing to go, I mean, when somebody advises now to export all the data and start over with a Classic project, technically the individual would be right.
It would be a solution - but I do not assume it is worth the stress.
So - no nothing that I would be aware of that would set effort and outcome into a relation.
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