Hi @Mahalakshmi Prasad
Not natively, there are no issue type permissions per project.
There is a "workaround" but it has a few dependencies. For your example you'd need:
- A separate workflow for Bugs
- A permission unique to the Project Role required
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You're going to place a validator into the Bug's workflow that a specific permission is required.
As a Site Admin:
- Go to Jira Settings > Issues > Workflows
- Go to the workflow used for Bugs and press "Edit". If you don't have one specific to Bugs now, locate the workflow which is used and press "Copy" on the right-hand side of the row
- Select the Create transition (arrow from grey circle to first status) and select "Validators" from the pop-up
- Press "Add Validator", and choose "Permission Validator"
- Select the permission unique to that Project Role, and press Add
- Publish the Workflow
- If this is a new Bug Workflow, make sure you go to the Workflow Scheme and associate Bugs with the newly created flow!
If you need to modify your permission scheme also to ensure a unique permission:
- Go to Jira Settings > Issues > Permission Schemes
- Open the permission scheme for your project
- Either locate a permission only this Project Role has - or give them a permission no-one has. I'd avoid giving them a permission which could detriment your instance (eg. Delete Issues) - we sometimes use "Set Issue Security" if you have no security levels set!
- Remember that this modifies the role's permission for all projects the scheme is used on.
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This isn't an ideal workaround - but does work if these restrictions are needed!
Ste
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