java.lang.Object | |
↳ | com.atlassian.jira.permission.PermissionHolder |
Clients of @PublicApi
can expect
that programs compiled against a given version will remain binary compatible with later versions of the
@PublicApi
as per each product's API policy as long as the client does not implement/extend
@PublicApi
interfaces or classes (refer to each product's API policy for the exact
guarantee---usually binary compatibility is guaranteed at least across minor versions).
@PublicApi
interfaces and classes are not designed to be implemented or extended by clients,
we may perform certain types of binary-incompatible changes to these classes and interfaces, but these will not
affect well-behaved clients that do not extend/implement these types (in general, only classes and interfaces
annotated with @PublicSpi
are safe to extend/implement).
A person or a group of people that holds a permission.
When you grant a permission, you need to define to whom you grant it. PermissionHolder
lets you do that.
It consists of two things:
PermissionHolderType
type
Standard JIRA reporter types are gathered in the JiraPermissionHolderType
enum.
String
parameter
Note that each PermissionHolderType
has a requiresParameter()
method, which specifies whether it requires
a parameter or not. It is not possible to create a PermissionHolder
without a parameter when the type requires one, and vice versa.
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