I know that I can set up permission schemes which will define which users can/cannot do certain functions at the project level, however, dealing with multiple projects I do not want to change/add the permission scheme to each project.
As opposed to restricting at the project level is there a way to restrict at the user level.
What i want is: User/Group X only has access to projects X,Y,Z.
NOT
Project a,b,c cannot be viewed by User/Group X
@jdreizler Your examples are one and the same. You are granting access to projects by groups or users associated with roles / permission scheme. The issue is you are currently providing access via a group that is applied to all users on the default role / permission scheme used by all projects. I would suggest constructing your groups, roles and permission scheme in a way that will support your access policies. This will then require some adjustments to each project but you would be set moving forward.
I suggest using project roles. You can still have groups, and the project admin would add the group or person to the desired role. I normally have one permission scheme for all projects that way. All you need to do is publish a chart of the roles and what permissions they have. I have a role that can do everything, one can just browse, and one for someone that wants notifications for everything like a watcher for all issues. I have some others for special things like approving a CR, or transitions an issue from say testing to production. I do have one scheme that doesn't allow anyone permission for retired projects that someone may want to refer back to. In that case I add that person to the browse role while they need it.
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