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The option to create or link a JIRA Issue from a failed unit test (appears on the same menu which allows you to Quarantine a test) is only available to plan admins. I understand that Quarantine is only available to admins, but I believe the option to create/link a JIRA issue should be available to everyone with the 'build' permission for the plan. There is no way to create this link from the JIRA side that I have found.
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BAM-19947 Configure dropdown for a failed test is displayed and empty when a user only has build permission and quarantining is disabled on the Bamboo Server
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[BAM-15060] Create JIRA Issue from failed test is only available to Plan Admins
It's crucial for us that non admin users can create links to Jira issues. I fully support original Greg's proposal.
Todd Zarnes
added a comment - We upgraded to Bamboo v6.7.2. In order to allow all of our users to quarantine failed test cases and to link these cases to Jira tickets they need to be granted full on admin privileges?? Having all of our users with Admin access in order to link Jira issues is concerning. In our process flow we need a little more control over the permissions we grant without having to grant system wide admin access.
Todd Zarnes
added a comment - We upgraded to Bamboo v6.7.2. In order to allow all of our users to quarantine failed test cases and to link these cases to Jira tickets they need to be granted full on admin privileges?? Having all of our users with Admin access in order to link Jira issues is concerning. In our process flow we need a little more control over the permissions we grant without having to grant system wide admin access. Four years later… is there any chance that this could happen before the end of this year? Particularly with auditing and ISO change control requirements, we really don't want all of our developers and QA to need admin rights to the build plans.
Thanks for submitting this issue. I changed it to an Improvement Request as we the current implementation was done by design. However we recognise that it would be better to allow users with the build permission to be able to create JIRA issues.
I cannot give you a deadline for this development but it is unlikely that we will be able to address it before the end of the year due to other priorities on the roadmap.
Best regards,
Sten Pittet
Bamboo Product Manager
Mark Silhavy
added a comment - Looks to be the same as BAM-12021 
Scott
added a comment - I agree with the previous comments, administration permissions should not be required for this.
Scott
added a comment - I agree with the previous comments, administration permissions should not be required for this. As per the discussion here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Quarantining+failing+tests?focusedCommentId=687211331&#comment-687211331
Test team members who are triaging failed tests in a test run need to be able to create issues and link currently-open issues, but they definitely should not need plan administration privileges to do this. This is a big bottleneck in our workflow.
I actually wish there was a separate permission for quarantining and linking Jira Issues. This way it does not rely on the build permission as it could be different team (like QA) than the developers making this decision. Also, admin does not make sense either. With the addition of Bamboo Specs, it seems like a perfect time to fix.