Project permissions
As you have seen, global permissions controls mostly administration-level accesses, and in most cases, you will need the ability to control access to projects, such as who will be able to view and create new issues. This is where permission schemes come in.
A permission scheme defines a list of permissions available in Jira, such as who can delete an issue, and who can add comments, and lets you grant each permission to different users. This mapping of permission types to user definitions make up the permission scheme. Once you have defined the mapping for your scheme, you can then apply it to one or more projects. This gives you the flexibility to define unique permission settings for each project, as well as share and ...
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