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The bug has now been fixed, such that a global administrator in JIRA is able to remove any user from a project role (even if that's the last user with the Administer Projects permission in a particular role).
Note that for users without global admin rights, the error "You can not remove a user/group that will result in completely removing yourself from this role." will still be shown! The EditUserProjectRoles action now also correctly displays any errors when editing role membership. |
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Would you mind telling us:
I managed to reproduce a similar problem (except no error message was displayed) using the following steps:
The role will not be removed from the user and the error "You can not remove a user/group that will result in completely removing yourself from this role." will be returned by the ProjectRoleService - but no error will be displayed on the View Project Roles page.
Until we can get this fixed (the roots of the problem look quite complex) I can recommend the following workaround:
If you don't want to muck around with Responsable's permissions, you'll have to get an administrator who derives their administration priviliges from a different group/role to remove the user's membership.
Hope this helps!
cheers,
Tim