I want to add a new Role, and I want a user group to be a default member of that role. So I do the following:
I can add a user to it, and it will then show up for the project, but I'd rather not have to do that when I'm pushing a new Role with default members out to the 80+ projects I'm managing.
I'm running an older version of JIRA server, so really, really hoping to hear there's a solution in 8.x or later. And really hoping to NOT hear "there's an Add-On (paid) for that!"
No that is not possible with roles. Roles can be seen as project specific groups.
When you want a specific group of people to have some permissions in all projects (with the same permission scheme) then simply create a group and grant all permissions needed to that group.
I think in the end it‘s the same result. Just the terminology is a little different.
Thanks, that's what I suspected. A layer deeper in my goal is that I wanted the permission tied to the role and not the group, so my project leads can respond to all permission needs just by updating their project roles. This specific permission was a role condition on a workflow transition, not a regular JIRA Permission, so I can't address it via the Permission Scheme.
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You can also put groups in roles. This allows you to do a quick setup and your project admins to remove the group and replace it with actual users.
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Hi Brian,
What you did is correct, but it is only going to apply to new projects that get created. I would leave the Permission Scheme pointing to the Project Role and then place the group in the project role.
But you will have to update existing projects manually to use the group.
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Thank you for your response!
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