Where can I get more detailed configuration of workflow properties

[James Lebron]

Hello, community.
I got the use of the workflow permission attribute from the link below, but I don't know what form it is for the value corresponding to some specified roles? Do not know whether to fill in the id or name or something else?
Where can I see them in detail?

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/use-workflow-properties/

[Eugenio Onofre · Accepted solution]

@James Lebron

The page you provided is the right place to find the information.
Could you please provide more clarity on what you are trying to achieve? Is it blocking / allowing a group of people? Specific role? Specific permission?

[James Lebron]

Then I give a few examples
such as this property
{user} is who’re restricting the permission to — applicationRole, assignee, reporter, sd.customer.portal.only, groupCF, group, lead, projectrole, user, userCF.
I would like to know what form the values correspond to these keys.
When I use the property jira.permission.edit.applicationRole, I don't know what my value should be configured? Is it the id of the corresponding program role, or the name, or something else?

[Eugenio Onofre]

You should always be using the ID or key.
In order to figure out the possible values, you can use the GET applicationRole endpoint:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-application-roles/#api-rest-api-3-applicationrole-get

Regards,
Eugenio

[James Lebron]

Thank you very much for solving some of my problems.
But there are still some leftovers.
For example, jira.permission.edit.sd.customer.portal.only, jira.permission.edit.lead, I still don't know what type of value should be configured for these two properties, how should these values be obtained?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Jira.permission.<things>.<who> should be set to the "who" you want to use the permission for.

For example

Jira.permission.<things>.group = Jira-developer-users (people in that group)

Jira.permission.<things>.user = Bob (The individual Bob can do this)

Jira.permission.<things>.role = Developers (People in the role of developers in the project)