I need to find all the restricted issues in a team-managed project. I tested using "Level is not Empty", but no luck. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Hi Jennifer,
I am not aware of Issue Security being available for Team-managed projects.
Hi @Jennifer Choban - HeroCoders
Issue Security does not work with Team-managed projects. You can check Project access in the project settings / Internal access.
Cheers,
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I dont think there is a way to query from the UI. Hopefully someone can share some ideas.
As an alternative you can make an API call for these fields:
I removed some data but this is how the restriction looks like:
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I found the answer for the UI after reading the JQL documentation.
There are a few things to consider including the project setup.
JQL Issue level security
In my case the JQL was something like this:
project = "ABC" AND level is not EMPTY
You can throw more projects in the mix or different criteria.
Hope is a starting point.
I personally was looking to remove the restrictions and I was able to accomplish that with a bulk update after I identified the issues.
Best of luck and have fun!
Thanks, ^Erik
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Hi Erik,
I tried that, but when I tested it on a team-manaed project, it didn't work (I restricted an issue and then ran the query. The restricted issue didn't show up. But restriction.Value might get me somewhere.
Thanks for your help.
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@Erik Beltran This worked for me in a team managed project to identify the issues that had restrictions.
Thank you
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