Can comments be restricted within internal users vs external in jira software projects as well ( similar to existing feature supported in Jira service desk mgmt type projects)
And if so - how would one enable that?
Hello @Tenzing Doleck
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In Software projects you can restrict visibility of individual comments to Project Roles and User Groups.
NOTE: you need to have the Global setting under General for Comment visibility set to Groups & roles in order to have access to this.
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Ok- thank you!
And is there anyway I can move old comment to be internal view?
Use case: I have an internal project that I am now looking to open up to external users. However would like to hide historical comments as I don't think I can go through the comments history and do sanitization work .
For new comments- Great! I enable what you have suggested above and that will take care of restricting internal comment views to external users.
For old comments- is there anything I can do like a migration that will hide those old comments as well for external users?
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only if you edit the comment at which time you will be presented with the lock icon. soooo...very tedious i'm afraid.
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Thanks @Jack Brickey @Trudy Claspill
Do you know of any migration script we can use to make historical comments to internal?
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I don't know of a prepared tool for this, but you can do it with the REST API:
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