am I right to assume that disabling the module (in UPM):
Project automation (automation_project_admin)
will prevent project admins from editing the automation rules?
we have too many tinkerers/project admins who might start 'playing around' and might abuse the system. would like to open this plugin only to system admins for the rollout time.
thanks!
Hi Andreas, ups, that's nice. Thanks for navigating me there.
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for implementing. What version of plugin ? we use: 3.3.12 . I presume latest one? Many thanks
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Hi Roman,
We implemented this quite a while ago in 2.1.2. Your version should definitely have this already in the global admin section:
Cheers,
Andreas
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Hi ,
we faced the same problem as any large company - higher probability of project admin fools in it. So we resolved it by hidding the element in banner with :
<style>
#automation_project_admin{display:none;}
</style>
and implement the automation rules on request.
@Andreas: go ahead and implement simple permission model here. Thank
s
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@Roman Smatana https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-75 has now been implemented to the point where global admins can configure access only for certain project admins (using group membership) in the global admin 'Automation rules' section.
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Hi there!
Yes that is correct - to some degree . It will hide the link in project admin. Please note however that this is really only security by obscurity. In other words if a crafty project admin knows the URL of the automation admin page, or can send requests directly the the REST API they'll still be able to create/edit rules.
To solve this properly we need to implement https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-75 (an actual configuration UI allowing you to define fine grained access and security checks for project admins).
Cheers,
Andreas
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