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Explanation Administer projects Permission to administer a project in Jira. This includes the ability to edit project role membership, project components, project versions, and some project details (Project Name, URL, Project Lead, Project Description). This permission granted together with the Browse Projects permission allows you to see the audit log for a specific project. Extended project administrationGives the project administrator the ability to edit workflows and screens under certain conditions, as well as maintain their own workflows within predefined guardrails. Restrictions for editing the project's workflows...
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Browse projects Permission to browse projects, use the Issue Navigator, and view individual issues, except for the issues that have been restricted via issue-level security. Many other permissions depend on this permission. For example, the Work On Issues permission only works for users who also have the Browse Projects permission. This permission granted together with the Administer Projects permission allows you to see the audit log for a specific project. Manage sprints (only available to Jira Software users) Permission to perform the following sprint-related actions for all projects on a board. See the list of actions
When you have complex board filter queries, you should be careful with configuring the Manage Sprints permission for users. For more information on the impact of complex filters and ways to simplify your filter query, see Using Manage Sprints permission for advanced cases. Notes on working with sprints In general, sprint actions require the Manage Sprints permission. But there are some sprint actions (like adding issues to sprints or removing issues from sprints) that require the Schedule Issues and Edit Issues permissions. When adding an issue to a sprint:
See Planning sprints for more information. Start/Complete sprints (only available to Jira Software users) Permission to start sprints and end them when the sprint dates are set. This permission doesn’t allow you to change any sprint properties, such as the name, goal, and dates. You can only change sprint status to Active or Completed.Edit sprints (only available to Jira Software users) Permission to change the sprint name and goal. With this permission, you can’t change sprint dates nor start or end a sprint.View development tools (only available to Jira Software users) Permission to view the Development panel, which provides you with proper information to evaluate the status of an issue's development.View (read-only) workflow Permission to view the project's read-only workflow when viewing an issue. This permission provides the View workflow link in the Status field in the issue view. Issue permissions Explanation Assign issues Permission to assign issues to users. This permissions also allows autocompletion of users in the Assign Issue dropdown. Assignable user Permission allows a user to be assigned issues but doesn't include the ability to assign issues to other users. The latter is provided by the Assign Issues permission. Close issues Permission to close issues based on the workflow conditions. This permission helps developers resolve issues and testers close them. It also requires the Transition Issue and Resolve Issue transitions. Create issues Permission to create issues and sub-tasks (if enabled) in the project. To create attachments, the Create Attachments is also required. Delete issues Permission to delete issues along with individual comments and attachments in them.
Edit issues Permission to edit issues and convert issues to sub-tasks and vice versa, if sub-tasks are enabled.
Permission to link issues together when issue linking is enabled. Modify reporter Permission to modify the Reporter of an issue so that it’s created on behalf of another user. This permission should generally only be granted to administrators. Move issues Permission to move issues from one project to another or from one workflow to another workflow within the same project. With this permission, users can only move issues to a project where they have Create Issue permission. Resolve issues Permission to resolve and reopen issues based on the workflow condition, as well as set the Fix for version field for issues. Note that this permission requires the Transition Issues permission. Schedule issues Permission to schedule issues by editing the Due Date field. In older versions of Jira, this permission also controls the permission to view the Due Datefield. Set issues security Permission to set the security level for an issue to control who can access the issue. The permission is relevant if issue security has been enabled. Transition issues Permission to change the status of an issue.Voters & watchers permissions Explanation Manage watcher list Permission to manage the watcher list of an issue: view users, add them to or remove them from the list. View voters and watchers Permission to view the voter list and watcher list in issues. Comments permissions Explanation Add comments Permission to add comments to issues but without the ability to edit or delete comments. Delete all comments Permission to delete any comments, regardless of who added them. Delete own comments A user with this permission can delete only their own comments. Edit all comments Permission to edit any comments, regardless of who added them. Edit own comments A user with this permission can edit only their own comments. Attachments permissions Explanation Create attachments Permission to attach files to issues if attachments are enabled. But this permission doesn't include the ability to delete attachments. Delete all attachments Permission to delete any attachments, regardless of who added them. Delete own attachments A user with this permission can delete only their own attachments. Time-tracking permissions Explanation Work on issues Permission to log work on an issue, that is to create a worklog entry, if time tracking is enabled. Delete all worklogs Permission to delete any worklog entries, regardless of who added them. This permission works if time tracking is enabled. Delete own worklogs A user with this permission can delete only their own worklog entries. This permission works if time tracking is enabled. Edit all worklogs Permission to edit any worklog entries, regardless of who added them. This permission works if time tracking is enabled. Edit own worklogs A user with this permission can edit only their own worklog entries. This permission works if time tracking is enabled. Archiving permissionsExplanationArchive issues for a project Permission to archive issues in a specific project. But this permission doesn't allow you to archive issues in bulk. Restore issues for a project Permission to restore issues in a specific project. Browse archive Permission to view all archived issues. To do it, go to Issues > Archived issues. Browse project archive Permission to view archived issues that belong to a specific project. To find archived issues, go to Issues > Archived issues.Which option should be configured to add user will contribute to code base in a project?Under Groups, choose one of the following options: Readers: To add users who require read-only access to the project, choose. Contributors: To add users who contribute fully to this project or who have been granted Stakeholder access. Project Administrators: To add users who need to administrate the project.
Which option should be configured to add users who will contribute to code base in a project DevOps groups add to Project Access Level basic visibility?Add users or groups to a project. As a member of the Project Administrators group, you can add users or groups to a project from the Project settings> Permissions page by adding them to a security group.
How do I add someone to my Azure DevOps project?Sign in to your organization ( https://dev.azure.com/{yourorganization} ).. Select. Organization settings.. Select Users, and then select Add users.. Enter the following information. Users: Enter the email addresses (Microsoft accounts) or GitHub usernames for the users. ... . Select Add to complete your invitation.. How do I add a user to TFS?In the Team Foundation Server Group properties dialog box, click Windows User or Group, and then click Add. In the Select Users or Groups dialog box, type the user accounts you want to add, and then click Add. Note You can add individual user accounts but not a group account. Click Close.
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