Who has access to see the Advanced button on the Commit Changes page?

The correct choice indicates that access to the Advanced button on the Commit Changes page is granted to users who have the "Edit User Story Commit Base Branch" custom permission assigned. This specific permission is designed to allow certain users the authority to modify the base branch for user story commits.

With this capability, the users can take advantage of advanced functionalities that might not be available to all organizational members. The reason why a broader access, like in the first option, is not correct is that not every user within the organization would need or be allowed to utilize advanced features, ensuring that only those with the proper permissions can perform sensitive actions.

The assertion that any user without permissions could see the button does not hold, as lack of permissions typically restricts access to certain functionalities, including advanced settings. Likewise, the idea that only administrators have access is overly restrictive. While administrators may typically have comprehensive access to system functionalities, the design also facilitates specific permissions for other users to manage their tasks effectively without necessitating administrative access.

Thus, this custom permission model is crucial for maintaining a balance between operational efficiency for users and safeguarding against unauthorized changes or access within the platform.