You can create an access group that consists of members
of project areas, team areas, and other specific users. After you
create an access group, you can limit access to work items to members
of that access group. Users who have JazzAdmins repository group permissions
can access restricted work items even if they are not members of the
access group. You can also use access groups to limit access to source
control artifacts.
Before you begin
You must have either JazzProjectAdmins or JazzAdmins repository
group permissions.
Procedure
- On the Application Administration page of the web client,
click the Access Groups menu. See Logging in for project administrators and team leads (web).
- Click .
- Enter a name and brief description for the access group.
In the Members section:
- To add members of a project area or team area, click ,
the Add a Project or Team Area icon. Select a project area, then click OK,
or expand project area entries to see their team areas. Select a team
area, then click OK.
- To add specific users, click , the Add a Contributor icon. Enter
the name of a user to add. Select the user, then click Add or Add
and Close.
- To remove a team area or user, select it, then click .
Note: The members of the access group must have read access
to the project area to which the work item belongs to access that
work item. If a user is a member of the access group that is listed
in the Restricted Access field of a work item but does not have read
access to the project area, that user cannot access that work item.
- Click Save to save the access group.
Results
The access group is created and is shown in the list on the
Access Groups tab.
Example
In the example below, the project administrator creates an
access group that consists of members of the Admin Web UI team area
and two developers, Bert and Maria, from other teams.
What to do next
After you create an access group, you can limit read access
to specific work items to members of the access group. From within
the Source Control user interfaces, you can limit access to streams,
components, repository workspaces, files, and folders to members of
an access group.