Hi,
I am trying to user 'Transition Issues' operation in order to change field 'Resolution' from 'Unresolved' to 'Done'.
I configured the Permissions for the project as below:I still have no access to 'Transition issues' in Bulk functionality:
Can you help me please?
Hello @NICOLETTA HADJILAMBI ,
Good day! Welcome to Atlassian community :)
Can you check if there is any property set on the status ( that the workitem is currently on ) in the workflow used by the workitem ?
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Each of the projects that hold work items in your filter have their own permission set.
[Project] > Project Settings > Permissions > Transition Issues
To the right of this will be a list of
that are allowed to transition issues in the projects that share this permission scheme
You do not have the 'Transition issues' permission in every project.
Your solution is to either
CAUTION :
Changes to the permission scheme will impact all Jira projects that share the permission scheme.
There may be workflow implications / automations on the transitions that may have side-effects to this transition.
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Hi @Amanda Culver ,
Thank you for your answer.
I have all the permissions set correctly. I am the admin for the system.
I am attaching the screenshots to see what I have set up.
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Hi @NICOLETTA HADJILAMBI , despite of permission, there could be a condition or validator in the transition inside the workflow that block the execution of transition.
I suggest to check the workflow transition and verify the conditions and validators.
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@NICOLETTA HADJILAMBI Hi there,
@Matteo Vecchiato is right, there could be workflow conditions/validators - that's defo something to check.
However, being a system admin allows you permissions to administer the system (see global config, create and apply workflows, etc) but it doesn't override Project permissions.
If just one of the issues in your filter is
You can check this by narrowing the scope of your filter to a project with known permissions and workflow conditions/validators.
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@Amanda Culver and @Matteo Vecchiato
Thank you for your answers!
We solved it through database update.
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Welcome to Atlassian Community and thank you for your question.
I guess it's missing the global bulk change permission. Please have a look in:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/manage-global-permissions/
Hope it helps
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Hi Matteo,
Thank you for your answer.
I tried the global permission and changed it as below but still cannot access 'Transition Issues'.
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Please check if corresponding transition has a condition or validator that block the execution.
Also check if directly in the work iteam you can "manually" transition to the following status.
Regards
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I checked in one of the issues that I want to change, and in permission helper I have permission in Transition Issues.
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