Yes.
If you need more information than that, then you REALLY need to explain what you're actually asking and not just make half-sentence statements that tell us nothing.
we have project role - Service desk customers and no one has added any users for that project role however i can see big list of users in it
We have enable service desk for that project.
Is there any way that Jira automatically adds users to the project role for the service desk enabled project?
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I'm sorry, that's still not clear to me.
If you're seeing a big list of users in a role, then someone put them there. It may have been by the defaults when you created the project, but that would mean someone put those users in the defaults.
Automatically add users how? What circumstances?
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I've noticed the same thing in JIRA Service Desk. It appears to be when we manually create a ticket for someone in the service desk project (JIRA interface) they are added to that role.
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That would make sense - you need the users there to be able to use them as a reporter.
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when you say manually - it is from service desk portal or jira?
For someone - does it meant to change the reporter and that changed reporter will get added to that role?
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I meant creating a ticket in the JIRA interface.
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