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If the added role does not have the right to add work, the change authority for the workflow that is granted by default

Added by 기원 임 over 8 years ago

Hello, I am Red Mine user.
An error has been detected.
I hope you will fix this.
I want to edit the workflow of the newly created role. I wanted to create various roles that I wanted to create.
However, there are some issues that arise when the role add-in is excluded from the role's permissions.
When you exclude the task add-in, you find that you can not edit the workflow.
I think the newly created role should have the least privilege in the workflow.
And it must be editable in a variety of ways.
I want to create a role that can change job status but can not create a job.
And I think there are many people who think like me.
Thank you.
it is automatically set to default

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Replies (3)

RE: I found a bug in the newly created role - Added by Toshi MARUYAMA over 8 years ago

Check your tracker setting of role.

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RE: If the added role does not have the right to add work, the change authority for the workflow that is granted by default - Added by Toshi MARUYAMA over 8 years ago

This is expected behaviour.

source:tags/3.4.3/app/models/role.rb#L146

  def consider_workflow?
    has_permission?(:add_issues) || has_permission?(:edit_issues)
  end

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