Every time users open an issue in any JIRA project that is not bound with the Salesforce connection, the users can see the SalesForce plugin loading on the right hand side of the screen and showing a message saying that "Project is not bound to any connection. No Salesforce objects yet associated with this issue"
As an Admin, I want to hide the Salesforce panel for those projects that have no bindings with Salesforce objects.
Kevin Lew
| Hosting platform | Cloud, Server |
Currently this is not possible with Atlassian Connect capabilities, vendors are not able to control the side component visibility based on an app's settings. This may change in future as a high number of vendors request for this feature.
-Aidin - Product Management Team
This would be a welcome addition. Having the option when the project is not bound causes clutter and user confusion.
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Hi Aidin,
This may not be possible fort he cloud products, however this is very much possible for the Data Center products. Is there any plans to include this capability into the DC app?
Thanks.
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Indeed it would be great to hide this panel for projects not sync with SF, to avoid confusion. Furthermore, we already have some other app panels, and this meaningless and confusing Salesforce panel add some noise on the GUI.
Thanks
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Yes, we need this enhancement as well to reduce confusion.
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We also need this. It would help to keep the project issue screen clean and avoid the confusion.
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As you might imagine, it causes a lot of confusion when fields appear in projects and there is no ability to remove them. This app adds clutter to the vast majority of our projects and does not offer any value based on the context of those projects. The inability to configure it to this degree is antithetical to level of configuration in jira of everything else.
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This is very important to us - the idea is open for the last 3 years but no progress was made.
The ability to remove the panel and Salesforce comments is critical for us.
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Hi Team,
Just voted this, our company has tens of projects, and the fact that we are unable to remove the Connector fields from unrelated project isn't well perceived.
Would appreciate prioritize and exposing this capability.
Thank you.
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Any update on this? Now that Atlassian has deprecated the New Issue View, can you update your code to only show your app in the projects that are connected/bound?
We are waiting on Atlassian to let us move that app "field" wherever we want in the issue layout, but by default it should not show in Projects that do not use it.
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We just started a trial of the connector and the inability to hide the Salesforce sections for projects without bindings was not well received by management. I am unsure if this will impact our purchase decision or not. However, it would be nice to be able to tell management that the feature has been added to the development roadmap.
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We also need it!
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Various Teams that dont use Salesforce do not need to see the Salesforce app in the issue view. Having it there for those teams creates creates clutter and a poor user experience.
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++ we need it too
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Frank Fu From: investsmart.com.au
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We'll have to defer this until we support the new issue view in Jira Cloud. The changes may likely affect our decision here.
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https://servicerocket-community.force.com/atlassian/s/question/0D5A00000355N6wKAE/in-jira-is-there-a-way-to-hide-the-plugin-in-projects-where-there-are-no-bindings-set-up?t=1525395392331
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