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Global administration
Once the Delegated Administration for JIRA add-on has been installed and valid license supplied, you can access the Global Configuration screen from within the Administration area.
From this screen you can set permissions of who can change schemes and which schemes should either be excluded or included (or include all or none). This includes:
- Permissions scheme
- Notifications scheme
- Issue Type scheme
- Issue Type Screen schemes
- Workflow scheme
- Field Schemes
- Issue Security schemes.
Permissions
For all of these items you can set the permission to be either:
- None - This will disable the switching for this particular scheme
- Project Lead only - Only the single user that is designated as the project lead on the project will have access.
- Users with Project admin permissions - If somebody has access to the project administration functionality (version, roles and component editing for example) they will have access to this feature.
For Permissions and Notification scheme an additional permission type allow users to duplicate their current permission or notification scheme and then maintain it themselves.
Scheme selection
For each type you can select which schemes are available for project administrators to select from:
- None - This will disable the switching for this particular scheme.
- All items - This will allow users to select from all of the schemes in your instances
- Exclude certain schemes - You're able to select which schemes should not be available for users to select from.
- Only specific schemes - Select the specific the schemes that should be available to project administrators to select from.
Available Groups
For permissions and notification schemes, the global administrator can manipulate who can select groups to be included when these are duplicated and maintained on a project basis. The same setting as above are used.
Project administration
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- the scheme (only available for Permissions and Notification schemes) - Clones the scheme and allows for local editing of it.
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At any point they can revert the forked scheme back to the original. This will then flip it back (if possible) and delete the forked scheme.
