We have a transition called 'Implementation desired' that only users of group 'Management' can execute. This is done via the usual way of transition conditions.
Additionally I want to enable the Lead of the issue's component to execute that transition, even if he/she isn't part of the management. But I can't seem to find a way to access that field/property in a condition.
We have JIRA server and JSU installed. Is there a way to do this with our tools?
You can do it with PowerScript add-on. Check this comment https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Can-you-do-a-validation-on-a-transition-on-component-lead/qaq-p/649202#M214010
Hi Guys,
We need the same condition requirement as well. Anybody has a solution or any suggestion so that we can overcome this situation?
Cheers,
Tuğçe
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Hey,
It is possible to do with ScriptRunner add-on ..
Or you can create role for the component leads in and then add condition "User Is In Any Roles (JSU)" or "User Is In Project Role" and select the relevant role
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Regarding your second option: doing that would mean that any component lead could transition the issue, right? I want to allow only the lead of the issue's component to transition.
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This work-a-round is fine for 2-3 component leaders. If you have 50, this is not a good idea.
And remember, that every project of the whole Jira instance will see these news roles when administering other projects.
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