Linda, an HR Team Manager, wants to create a filter and share it with all members of the project role “HR Managers” in the Jira project “HR”. Linda has “Browse Project” Permission in the project “HR”.
She was able to create her filter without any problems. But after selecting the “HR” project, she was not able to find the “HR Managers” Project role in the drop down menu while trying to share the created filter.
You are the admin for a large Jira Cloud instance used by thousands of active users and hundreds of agile teams.
A scrum master of one of these teams is worried about the numbers she is getting from Jira and told you that they may be a serious problem in Jira. In fact, she has executed three JQL queries (A), (B) and (C) and states that the number of issues returned from the query (A) must be equal to the sum of the number of issues returned from queries (B) and (C).
Here are the JQL queries:
(A) project = “DEV” → Number of issues: 1200
(B) project = “DEV” and fixVersion = 10 → Number of issues: 25
(C) project = “DEV” and fixVersion != 10 → Number of issues: 200
Rebecca is working for an named “SPACE CRAFT” which has more than 1000 employees and has an ambitious hiring plan for the upcoming year. “SPACE CRAFT” has multiple domain names.
Rebecca just created a new cloud site and has activated Jira Software Cloud.
Now Rebecca needs to configure access so that all the following requirements are met:
1. Product access has be granted to all employees in her organization at the same time
2. Product access has to be restricted to her organization only
3. Minimum administration overhead is required, especially for future hires