Hi @Dan Schtechel and welcome to the Community!
Is there any reason why you would want to do this (for a single project) using the API? Essentially, the steps required to figure this out, would be to:
- review your project's permission scheme to make sure who is granted the create issues permission. This can be:
- public (in this case, anyone in the world could raise issues)
- any logged in user (this represents every user with product access to Jira, more commonly referred to as any user with a license)
- one or more project roles (users and user groups associated with this project role in your project can raise issues)
- one or more user groups (not really recommended)
- one or more individual users (really not recommended)
- If you set up permissions according to best practices, you should be able to see the users / groups associated with project roles right in your project settings > people page, which may be a lot faster than trying to figure this out via the API.
If you want to find this information via the API, I'm quite sure you'd have to chain a series of API calls to fetch all pieces of information involved, e.g.
- a call to get the permission scheme grants for the first step;
- subsequent calls to retrieve the associated users with the way permissions are granted in your project
Also note that the create issues permission also requires the browse project permission. A user needs to be able to access a project before he/she can create issues in it.
Hope this helps!
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