This article is for Tempo for Cloud and Data Center
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Go to JIRA Administration > Issues > Issue Security Scheme
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Create an Issue Security Scheme
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Once created, click in "Security Levels"
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Create as many levels as required
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Go back to the Issue Security Schemes page
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Click in Edit for the issue security scheme you just create levels for.
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Make sure that the field "Default Security Level" is set to "None".
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Go to the project you want to use this issue security scheme on.
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Click in Project Settings
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Scroll down to Issue Security
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Click in the button "Actions" and then in "select issue security scheme."
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Look for the issue security scheme you just created and click "Next"
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Associate the scheme to the project
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Once it's associated, you will have the levels of the issue security scheme there.
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In the levels of the issue security, click in "Actions" and then in "Edit Issue Security Scheme"
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In front of the level you want to edit, click in "Add"
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Select the group/project role/user(etc) you want to be able to see the issues with that level
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Make sure you have the Issue Security set on the issue Screen (Project Settings > Screens)
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Go to the issue you want to set the issue security level to.
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Scroll down to "Issue Security"
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Choose the level you want for that issue and click "Update"
As Issue security schemes are provided by Jira, please take also a look at Configuring issue-level security for Data Center or Configure issue security schemes for the Cloud version.
Please note that Tempo reports will display the issue summary, even when there is an issue-level security scheme configured for that issue.
If a user has permission to view plans or worklogs of another user, who does have permission to view the restricted issue, then the restricted issue, including worklog/ plan information connected to it, is visible to that first user in the reports.