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  2. JRASERVER-34742

Have the ability to set default issue security scheme

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      Currently there's no way to set a "default" issue security scheme that would be used for all new projects that are created in JIRA, that's very inconvenient.

      There should be a mechanism to do that, the same as it works with Permission Schemes.

      Related Atlassian Answers thread:
      https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/159702/default-issue-security-scheme

            [JRASERVER-34742] Have the ability to set default issue security scheme

            Roy Krishna (Inactive) added a comment -

            That's right, this request would most likely be handled with the project template request. It is not something we would add to JIRA on it's own.

            Cheers,
            Roy

            Roy Krishna (Inactive) added a comment - That's right, this request would most likely be handled with the project template request. It is not something we would add to JIRA on it's own. Cheers, Roy

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment -

            It seems quite rough to me to create a plugin with a hard-coded issue security policy previously that can be created via JIRA Admin interface. And the plugins that I currently see out there are mostly focused on setting up different workflows.

            Will this feature request be accepted? If there is an ability to set a default Permission scheme, there has to be the ability to set a default Issue Security scheme because the two complement each other - the latter does what the former is unable to do. That's my reasoning and expectations as a user of the system.

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment - It seems quite rough to me to create a plugin with a hard-coded issue security policy previously that can be created via JIRA Admin interface. And the plugins that I currently see out there are mostly focused on setting up different workflows. Will this feature request be accepted? If there is an ability to set a default Permission scheme, there has to be the ability to set a default Issue Security scheme because the two complement each other - the latter does what the former is unable to do. That's my reasoning and expectations as a user of the system.

            MattS added a comment -

            Right, it's currently done with plugins

            MattS added a comment - Right, it's currently done with plugins

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment -

            Yes, but I don't see a way to add a new project template there.

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment - Yes, but I don't see a way to add a new project template there.

            MattS added a comment -

            When you go to Admin, Projects, Add Project you are offered some project type choices. Those are project templates.

            MattS added a comment - When you go to Admin, Projects, Add Project you are offered some project type choices. Those are project templates.

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment -

            I don't see Project Templates functionality but would really love to have it. I guess it's not available for OnDemand instances?

            Dmitry Pashkevich added a comment - I don't see Project Templates functionality but would really love to have it. I guess it's not available for OnDemand instances?

            MattS added a comment -

            My understanding is that this functionality is what Project Templates aim to provide. When creating a project, you choose a template such as "Customer Facing Project" and it will use a particular set of schemes, including the issue security. At the moment the templates are coded as plugins though.

            MattS added a comment - My understanding is that this functionality is what Project Templates aim to provide. When creating a project, you choose a template such as "Customer Facing Project" and it will use a particular set of schemes, including the issue security. At the moment the templates are coded as plugins though.

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