Hey @[deleted],
One other option to consider is to add an add-on like Power Scripts. It can easily create these field-level restrictions you need.
One way of doing this is just hiding the field from users who aren't in a specific project role. We've created a short 7 min video detailing how to setup the add-on and the script that does the hiding.
We've also included the sample script we used, so you can just copy and paste it to try yourself.
Hope this helps!
Johnson
Jira does not do field level security, so you can't do this directly.
Your options are
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Julian,
Field-level security is not possible in Jira, and although it was requested as a feature years ago, we will not be pursuing it:
Please review the page below for information on why that will be:
We have also listed a few workarounds there, so please have a look at them and let us know if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Shannon
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