I've just started using Jira. I am Company A with a few projects, and collaborating on 1 specific project with Company B. I want to define a project to which all Company A people have the normal default access that was in place when I created the instance (Default Software permission Scheme) and company B folks can only see their single project, and can only create, view, and update issues.
I have copied the default s/w scheme twice to create schemes A & B. I also created a separate group for company B people. I then added this group to the needed permissions in scheme B.
Now, "Any logged in User" is still listed in many places throughout schemes A & B. I assume I need to delete this everywhere, create another group for all Company A people and use that instead of "any logged in user" in both schemes?
Internal only projects get assigned scheme A, the collaborative one uses scheme B.
Does this actually achieve what I want, and Is it the best approach or should I be doing this differently?
Thanks,
Ken
Hey Ken,
Assuming I've read/understood your post and requirements correctly, yes - your suggested approach is the way forward.
Let us know how you go with that and if you've got any other questions.
CCM
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