Project Mapping with Group Rules
- Ryan Clifton
Summary
Users can be placed into groups and these groups have different levels of permissions and access. With group project mappings it will redirect issues depending on the group that the user is placed in.
Example Profile
This Profile uses a group mapping rule that checks if the user is in a group called Group-Redirect and if the user is it in that group it will then place the issue in Example_Project.
To import a profile go to Configure JEMH > Profiles > Import Profile > Choose File and select the profile that you wish to import.
Example Test Case
This Test Case example will redirect the issue to the Group Redirect project as the user is part of the group that is determined to be redirected in the project mapping.
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This will redirect to Example_Project if the reporter is part of the a group.Issue created by email
The issue was redirected to Group Redirect as the user is part of the determined group and if the user was not then it will send the issue to Example_Project.
