hello guys
every single user of my jira system can see the entire list of projects. of course they have access to the project that they are involved in (by add user to a role). but i do not want they to see the project that they are not involved (even the name of project).
thanks
In order to restrict the project access then change the Browse permission from Application access( any logged in user ) to the group (create group if not created) from permission scheme.
In this way ,only the user in the group can browse this project and no other user can see .
Refer document for more detail
@shruti gupta from one hand it helped, but when I am chosing "Create" option I still see the entire list of projects. How can I hide it from the user?
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@Женя I've reviewed bit of materials on this and it seems that there is no solution to make this list hidden. "Create" settings are not and cannot be treated as "browsing" settings which is odd - imagine that someone who:
1. has an access only to project X
2. can create issue on board Y, but due to the condition from point 1, the same user cannot even view this issue.
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yep, had just tested such case, but we found that not all projects were available there - so probably there is a solution - to change security scheme of each project from a public access making them not available for all logged users.
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I am using Work Management and I have the same issues too, i want to hide the project lists from the team members that is not involved. If not, they can see all the projects and it's hard to find their projects unless they sort by their names, which is a hassle. Jira, pls find a solution for it!
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@Женя Романенко, @Amy Neo , @Fiorella Santopietro in our organisation we've chosen a workaround solution. Whilst creating a project you type in project name and Atlassian automatically assign "Key", so we delete full project board name and paste aforementioned "Key" into jira board name. We later on add it to our internal repository/list of jira boards so that we know what project each of the boards represent. Kind of simple encryption but it works :)
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