Originally asked by Jaakko Sarakoski on 11 September 2019 (original question)
For example, only servicedesk agents would have permission to exalate issues.
Answer by Francis Martens (Exalate) on 11 September 2019
This question is similar to the other you asked
How to hide exalate button for projects that are not using exalate? (old community)
Can you check if the answers help and if not provide more detail on the use case?
Answer by Jaakko Sarakoski on 08 October 2019
Follow up question would be is it possible to hide connections in the drop down menu? Example. Project X members would only see connections: X > Y, X > Z, but not Z > Y or Y > Z. Currently all the connections are visible in dropdown menu.
Answer by Jaakko Sarakoski on 12 September 2019
Hi,
We managed to solve this by using Scriptrunner and script fragments.
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Francis Martens (Exalate) commented on 12 September 2019
Nice - can you share how you did it?
Jaakko Sarakoski commented on 08 October 2019
We used scriptrunner to show Exalate button only to members of servicedesk agent group.
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