OK. I found the "Projects" link. I was looking on the "Home" page, logged in as admin. I didn't realize you had to go to the Administration page. So only Administrators can create projects?

But I still can't find where to assign user roles at the user level. Only at the project level. Seems like micro-management to me.

Hello,

Login.
Click on Administration (top left).
Click on User Access.

[quote user="HarveyKandola"]Hello,

Login.
Click on Administration (top left).
Click on User Access.
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This is exactly my point. This is PER PROJECT based.

I found this (page 52 of the guide): "The following roles exist within Gemini and operate on a per project basis:" So I get that now.

But I also found (page 48 of the guide): "A security scheme is a collection of user roles. Such schemes can be applied to both projects and users. Security schemes are defined at Gemini level – they are not defined at the project level."

This says to me that I should be able to apply a scheme to a user, such that a particular user can always be, say, "Issue Creator," without the need for an administrator to make the assignment by each individual project. But I don't find that anywhere except under Administration > User Access.

Seems to me this could be a time-intensive activity, if you have a large team and lots of projects.

Is this what the "groups" concept (upcoming version 3) will address? (My only answer to this issue has been to make EVERYBODY a member of the single "Gemini-administrators" group. OK for a small, highly trusted group of people. But not good practice overall.)

Just my thoughts.

Got it thanks.

Gemini 3.0 addresses this point.