We are trying to setup a ticket where a team is granted permissions for some software. Each member of the team would have permissions set individually so our original idea was to have
Custom Field 1 (user name) = free text
Custom Field 2 (permission)= single choice drop down
Now is there a way to have this set up for multiple users lets say 5 members of a team without creating 10 new custom fields?
Hi Carlos,
No, there are no repeating fields in Jira.
But you can use multiple-select lists. I would remove "Custom Field 2 (permission)" and add a new multi-user picker to replace it.
Got it, but the permission would only be one per person so a multi select picker wouldnt work, or am i not understanding you?
This is how it would look:
User1 = Bob
Perm1 = ReadOnly
User2 = Mary
Perm2 = ReadWrite
User3 = John
Perm3 = FullAccess
and so on.
From what i can see i would have to make a custom field for each right? (User1, User2, User3, Perm1, Perm2, Perm3, etc.)
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Ah, I see.
Yes, you're right, you'll need to create multiple fields for this.
You could take a different approach, rather than segment by user, segment by permission, but I don't know if your data would fit well with this. It does for the example you put in your comment, but for large ranges of permission, I don't think it would.
The segmentation would be to have
That could also work if you broke up your permissions, again using multi-user pickers for
(That's the model that Atlassian use as well - you name multiple people for one permission, not one person with X permissions)
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