February 2019
Beginner
420 pages
10h 39m
English
As you have seen, Jira allows you to assign default members to projects when they are created. This might be sufficient for most projects when they start, but changes will often need to be made due to staff movement during the project life cycle. While it is possible for the Jira administrator to continue maintaining each project's membership, it can easily become an overwhelming task, and in most cases, since project roles are specific to each project, it makes sense to delegate this responsibility to the owner of each project.
In Jira, an owner of a project is someone with the Administer Projects permission. By default, members of the Administrators project role will have this permission. We will see how to ...
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