Or a a workarround to hide activity stream panel for a certain project? script or any way?
There's a feature request for this here:
https://studio.atlassian.com/browse/STRM-2000
Here's a workaround:
Edit the file ./atlassian-jira-4.4.4-standalone/atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/plugins/jira/projectpanels/fragments/summary/activitystream.vm:
#if($project) #set ($pkey = $project.getKey()) #end #if ($pkey.equals("TEST")||$pkey.equals("SHOWTHISPROJECT")) #if($!gadgetHtml) <div class="mod-header"> <h3>$i18n.getText('common.concepts.activity.stream')</h3> </div> <div class="mod-content"> <div class="activitystream-container"> $gadgetHtml </div> </div> #end #end
Replace "TEST" and "SHOWTHISPROJECT" with the project keys where you want the activity stream to show. You can keep adding ||$pkey.equals("SHOWTHISPROJECT") for new projects. Or, you can do the inverse and add a !.
If you want, there's a tip on velocity reloading here: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA041/_Velocity_Template_Customisation
How can I modify this script to restrict access based on the User Group as well?
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In addition, is there something similar to this to hide the Activity Stream when viewing individual issues?
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Is it possible to disable only tempo activities from the activity stream? In our company we want to display all JIRA activities, but TEMPO activities should be faded out.
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Is it possible to have activity streams disabled unless users are logged in?
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You can disable all Activity Streams by disabling the associated system plugin.
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Is it only "all or nothing", or is there a way to disable/enable certain streams?
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