Scrum users missing on the Assigned To list selection on scrum tasks - Support and Troubleshooting

Scrum users missing on the Assigned To list selection on scrum tasks Issue  Symptoms In Agile Development, when creating a scrum task from a story, if the "Assignment group" on the task is different from it's parent story "Assignment group", not all group members are available to be selected as "Assigned to". Release Kingston Patch 8

Cause This is the Out-Of-Box expected behavior.

The "Assigned To" field on the "rm_scrum_task" table has a dictionary override that is set to use the following reference qualifier:

javascript:'sys_idIN'+ScrumSecurityManager.getScrumTaskDotAssignedTo(current); This reference qualifier is calling "getScrumTaskDotAssignedTo" function on the script include "ScrumSecurityManager". This process will eventually call "getStoryDotAssignedTo" that returns the group members of the parent story:

getStoryDotAssignedTo: function (recRmStory) { var arrMemberSysIds = []; // Case 0: if assignment group is populated, return all members of it if (!recRmStory.assignment_group.isNil()) { var members = new GlideRecord('sys_user_grmember'); members.addQuery('group', recRmStory.getValue('assignment_group')); members.query(); while (members.next()) { arrMemberSysIds.push(members.getValue('user')); } if (arrMemberSysIds.length > 0) return arrMemberSysIds; } Resolution Changing this behavior requires customization, either by extending the ScrumSecurityManager or by not using the reference qualifier. As an example, unchecking "Override reference qualifier" on the "assigned_to" dictionary override for the "rm_scrum_task" table will revert the behavior to the "task" table dictionary definition, meaning that all group members that have the "itil" role will be listed.