Hi there, thanks for the great tool! I noticed an issue related to adding issues to epics when the user is not an admin user.
Describe the bug
jira epic add does not seem to work for users who don't have Jira admin (or project admin) permissions on next-gen (team-managed) projects. The command fails with:
SOME REQUESTS REPORTED ERROR:
- ISSUE-123: To discard the user notification either admin or project admin permissions are required.
The request fails entirely. No issues are added.
Please provide following details
- JiraCLI Version:
(Version="1.7.0", GitCommit="Homebrew", CommitDate="2025-08-30T08:30:25+00:00", GoVersion="go1.25.5", Compiler="gc", Platform="linux/arm64")
- Are you using Jira cloud or on-premise jira server?
SERVER INFO
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Version: 1001.0.0-SNAPSHOT
Build Number: 100290
Deployment Type: Cloud
Default Locale: en_US
- What operating system are you using? Also mention version.
- What terminal are you using? Also mention version.
WezTerm 20240203-110809-5046fc22
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce
- Configure
jira-cli with a next-gen project (project.type: next-gen in config)
- Run
jira epic add EPIC-KEY ISSUE-KEY as a non-admin user
- Observe the error above - no issues are added to the epic
Expected behavior
Issues are added to the epic (parent set), watchers receive a notification email as normal.
Screenshots
Additional context
It looks like this is a regression introduced in #855. That PR added a --skip-notify flag to jira issue edit, and as part of the change also set SkipNotify: true unconditionally in the next-gen path of epic add (and epic remove)
Hi there, thanks for the great tool! I noticed an issue related to adding issues to epics when the user is not an admin user.
Describe the bug
jira epic adddoes not seem to work for users who don't have Jira admin (or project admin) permissions on next-gen (team-managed) projects. The command fails with:The request fails entirely. No issues are added.
Please provide following details
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce
jira-cliwith a next-gen project (project.type: next-gen in config)jira epic add EPIC-KEY ISSUE-KEYas a non-admin userExpected behavior
Issues are added to the epic (parent set), watchers receive a notification email as normal.
Screenshots
Additional context
It looks like this is a regression introduced in #855. That PR added a
--skip-notifyflag to jira issue edit, and as part of the change also setSkipNotify: trueunconditionally in the next-gen path ofepic add(andepic remove)