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restrict ticket access.

Manik Raaj March 10, 2022

is there a way to restrict access to only one project tickets so that only people named (i.e. assignee, watcher, named in comments) in the ticket can view the ticket?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 10, 2022

Yes, you can use issue security to do that.

Set the project permission so everyone who might need to be able to see the issues can do so, then set levels on the issues you want to hide from people.

You won't be able to use watchers, that can't actually work (you can't watch an issue you can't see, so you can't add the watchers without having to un-secure the issue and then re-secure it).

You can't directly do commenters either (how would they make a comment on an issue they can't see?).   But you could use "participants", which is a list of the reporter, assignee and all people who have commented, to get close.

Harish Tuccapuram March 31, 2022

thanks for your reply Nic even after adding still every one in the project can able to see the tickets.

  • Reporter (Delete)
  • Current assignee (Delete)
  • Project lead (Delete)

    Added this issue security scheme to the project as well I'm I missing anything here?
Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 31, 2022

Have you set the security level on the issue you want to hide?  (Field is often shown as just "level")

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