Project setting
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Here are the basic information of projects, names generally.
- Name - Human readable name of the project. Can be changed.
- Key - unique identificator of the project. When we are asking for project, give us the key or link directly. Can be changed and even existing links are not lost
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- Issutypes defines what the issue are. Each Issuetype can have separate workflow or screens.
- There are many Issutypes like Bug, Task, New Feature, Change, Request, ... Important is not the name, but way you work with that (defined by workflows and screens)
- Epic - Are used as aggregation issues. Other issutyeps can be connected with epic via "Epic link" field.
- Subtask - Subtasks are special type of issutypes which must have parent task. Generally subtasks are used when your parent task includes many simple "subtask" and you want to track them.
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- here can be set if the fields are mandatory or hidden (this can be done in workflows and screens)
- it can be done only by Jira admins
- nothing to see here for beginners
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- here can be set priority scheme
- it can be done by Jira admins
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- In Jira issue, you can find
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- first go and read Permission section
- Project owner - responsible person, have to decide how the project (workflows, issutypes) should look like
- You can add user or whole group to role
- Don't do it here! User management is solved via TDS Portal. In mot cases you shouldn't edit this page at all FIXME
- Role admin - can manage project (set roles, components and version)
- Role developer - have all write permission
- Role reader - can only see the issues and add comment
- other roles - special cases. Mostly this roles are not mentioned in permission/ notification schemes and have no meaning. But for example when there is added a approval process, then you can use role Approver
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- Here is set how project rights are actually actually works
- can be changed only by Jira admins
- by default rights are connected mostly to Project roles, but can also added to group or individual users
- Project admin can set Project roles (see Project role section)
- Role admin - can manage project (set roles, components and version)
- Role developer - have all write permission
- Role reader - can only see the issues and add comment
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Boards managment
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