Hi community,
We still struggle with the migration from a legacy automation to the new automation.
In the past we could check in the IF condition, if the user that commented had access or not. Screenshot of legacy automation:
To do the same in the new automation, we have not yet found a way to verify the user's access.
Do we miss something?
Best regards,
Micha
No, nothing is missing — the “User has access / no access” condition is part of the legacy automation, and it’s not available in Jira Automation yet.
You can work around it by checking if the commenter is in a specific group or project role.
Hopefully, Atlassian will bring this condition in a future update :D
Here you can find a doc about conditions:
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-automation-conditions/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Hi @Gor Greyan
thank you for your feedback.
So instead of checking for "User has no access" I should try to check if User is not in a specific role/group?
Do you know, if there is a ticket on Atlassian site that is aiming for this feature?
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Hi @Michael Kobert
Yes, my suggestion is to check the user's group or role with the User Condition.
I couldn’t locate a public, dedicated request titled along the lines of "if user has access/permission to this issue”. If you’d like, you can open a new feature request so others can vote/watch.
I could only find this one.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/AUTO-125
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