Is there a way to assign specific permissions for a group in a Bamboo project?

[Julio Carlos Barrera]

I want a to have a set of developers (members of a group) to be able to create and manage plans of an specific existing project, but not in others. Is this possible? How can I achieve it?

We are using Bamboo 4.1.2 build 3103 - 22 jun 12.

[Elisa _Atlassian_ · Accepted solution]

Hi Julio,

Yes, you can manage the plan's permissions. Here is how to:

1. Click Administrationin the menu bar.
2. Click Bulk Edit Plan Permissionsin the left navigation panel.

3. Select the plans whose permissions you wish to edit, then clickNext(at the bottom of the screen).

4. You can set plan permissions for the categories of users in the table below.

5. Select the check box for each permission that you wish to grant to the user or group.
6. ClickSave

Source: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO041/Granting+plan+permissions+in+bulk

Cheers!

[Julio Carlos Barrera]

I don't want to manage plans permissions, I want to allow users to create plans in an specific set of projects. With your approach I will need to create plans as administrator and then add group permissions each time I create a new plan.

[Elisa _Atlassian_]

Hi,

I am not sure that you can restrict this permission to projects but you can grant users global permission to create plans.

More info: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO041/Granting+global+permissions+to+users+or+groups

[Kevin Duane]

We were trying to do the same thing and I don't think it is possible on a project level basis. If you have a template plan within a project you can give people cloning ability which might be restricted to the project (not 100% sure about that though).

[Julio Carlos Barrera]

I think this would be a great feature. In my organization we have a set of projects, and we want to give permissions to a defined set of users (group) only for the projects they work. For instance, we want a group can create/modify plans for a project, but not for all projects.