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Hiding issues, liked with components

Admin Admin March 30, 2018

Hello, i have some issue with component security rules.

Theory:
Component is a logical group of issues.

I want to bound component with issues(already use), and hide issues, related with some groups users.
Basicaly, i want this scheme:
Issues === component === group, and only this group can view issues, related with this component.

Is this possible to solve with add-ons or Jira Software can/cannot do it by default?
Someone already did this?

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Admin Admin April 5, 2018

Thank tou very much

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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April 5, 2018

ScriptRunner is the one I would use, because it lets me write a listener that can do anything.

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Admin Admin April 5, 2018

Thx!
Сould you advise some add-on or plugin for solving this issuse?

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pculebras March 31, 2018

I think you can also achieve something similar by using Behaviors (inside the Scriptrunner add-on). 

You can use some logic to detect when the desired component is selected on the create or edit screen, then you set and lock the right issue security level and notify the user with a message. This should be pretty easy to do. :)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 30, 2018

You will need an add-on, one that can provide a "listener" that can watch for changes to the issue - when it detects a change/addition/removal of a component, it can set the security level.

This could be quite horrid for the users though, as they might change a component and have their issue vanish because they're not in the right group.

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