Hi
" after creating issue, in "issue search screen" all user dont see the issues so that: user 1 and user 2 see bug issues and user3, user4 see task issue and...."
using issue security scheme, no one can not see other's issue.
this is different from my problem.
Is there solution?
thanks
just to get it right.
You want that one group of users can see only one issuetype and another group of users can see only another issue type?
Yes thats right.
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I would still say issue security is the right way to do this. Define an issue security level to match each issue type, and then have a post-function on the "create issue" transition that sets it by issue type (have a different workflow per type)
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I think this should work using Issue Security.
If you create a Scheme with two security levels, called Bug and Task and for each level, you add the users that should be able to see the Bugs or Task, and assign that scheme to your project, you can use this security levels to restrict the users.
To have that working proberly, you must ensure that the users select the right security level when creating issues.
If you want the security level always set on creating an issue, you can use Script Runner for example to set the security level depending on the issue type.
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Is there any way out of this?
Come suppose that user 1 and user2 see issue 1 and user3,4 see issue 2 and...
and this isn't depend on security level that select by user.
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You can set the security level as post function and hide the field for editing, then it does not depend on the user and the user can not change it (even without hiding the user will not be able to change it, if the user is only assigned to one security level, because the user can choose only from that levels where the user is assigned to.
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According your help, prolem solved.
thank you
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there is a problam!!
this operations dont work when a usuall user create issue, usuall user is a person that isn't in any security level. this person when create issue the security level is null!
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A user must be included in a security level to be able to use it.
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Hi
thanks @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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