Hi,
I wanted to hide the history tab in activity panel. Could anyone help, how to achieve this ?
Regards,
Dileep.
Hey @DILEEP KUMAR @Fernando Passos
One of the possible solutions is to disable one of the system app's modules. In JIRA we have the native app - "Issue Tab Panels Plugin" which is responsible for rendering:
I am attaching the example of how to disable the history tab:
BEFORE:
STEPS:
JIRA Administration -> Manage apps > Filter by System apps > Issue Tab Panels Plugin > Expand all modules > Change History Tab Panel > Disable
RESULT:
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P.S.: It might be interesting to hide the activity tab that might also show the history. In order to hide this tab you need to disable another plugin's module – "JIRA Activity Stream Plugin".
STEPS:
JIRA Administration -> Manage apps > Filter by System apps > JIRA Activity Stream Plugin > Expand all modules > Activity Stream Issue Tab Panel > Disable
Best,
Oleg.
What do you want to achieve with this?
I don't think so this will be possible with configurations may be you need to go with Javascript and all.
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Thanks Yogesh for response !!
I wanted to hide this, so that other user cant't see the history.
Could please suggest, how to achieve this using Java Script ?
Regards,
Dileep.
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Hi All/ @Yogesh Mude,
I am able to hide all the content of Activity Panel. I wanted to hide only History Tab from activity Panel. Could any one suggest how to achieve it ?
Regards,
Dileep.
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Hi Vlad,
PFA.
For hiding the Activity Panel use the Script Fragment --> Add New Item --> Enter the module name --> Put condition. It will hide the Activity Tab.
Regards,
Dileep Kumar
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If it is still relevant: D and someone can need it, then here is a script, a condition for filtering groups:
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
def groupManager = ComponentAccessor.getGroupManager()
def checkCuruser = ComponentAccessor.getJiraAuthenticationContext().getLoggedInUser()
groupManager.isUserInGroup(checkCuruser,'manager')
// it means that the fragment will be opened if the user is in the group of managers
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When I was looking for a plugin that could be helpful for this issue, I saw one that came close (Issue History for Jira by SaaSJet) but not quite so I reached out to them and suggested this feature.
About a month ago, they came back with the news that such feature is already available. You can avail of the free 30-day trial and give them feedback too.
They have implemented an access manager option for the add-on and now Jira admins are able to provide or restrict Issue History access to particular Jira groups (see attached).
*disclaimer: I am not connected with the company. 🙂
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Is there a solution to this problem? Is it possible to hide the history tab with fragments or behavior?
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Did you find any solution via Fragment?
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