This article will provide you with an overview of the required permissions - both on Jira and Microsoft side. As a general rule of thumb, we always try to request as little as permission as technically possible.
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Jira Permissions
Permission Name | Atlassian Description | Reason |
|---|---|---|
Act as user | Act on a user's behalf, even when the user is offline | The automatic sync can transition Jira issues, which is done on behalf of the user |
Read & write | Read & write data from and to the host application | We need to store certain properties in the issue, to be able to find associated Microsoft To Do tasks |
Microsoft Permissions
Permission Name | Microsoft Description | Reason |
|---|---|---|
offline_access | Maintain access to data you have given it access to | Basic permission to be able to access the users account. Automatic sync of Jira issues runs in the background, so we need to be able to access without an UI |
openid | Sign users in | Basic permission to be able to ask the user for permissions |
profile | View users' basic profile | Basic permission to display the users name in the UI |
User.Read | Sign in and read user profile | Basic permission to do the things to permissions above should have been enough to do 🙄 |
Tasks.Read | Read user tasks | Display the tasks from Microsoft To Do in the Jira issue |
Tasks.ReadWrite | Create, read, update and delete user tasks and projects | Create new tasks from the Jira issue and from the automatic sync |
Tasks.ReadWrite.Shared | Read and write user and shared tasks | Necessary to allow creation of tasks in shared lists |