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  1. Jira Data Center
  2. JRASERVER-24880

Editing LDAP connector with more than 1 group in the Default Group Memberships will have error

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      Steps to reproduce

      1. Create a LDAP connector at Administration >> User Directories
      2. Set LDAP Permissions to "Read Only, with Local Groups"
      3. Insert "jira-users,jira-developers" to Default Group Memberships
      4. Test the setting and save
      5. Click 'Edit' link for the same LDAP connector and test the setting will has an error (see screenshot: default_group.png). Default Group Memberships showing "jira-users|jira-developers"

      Editing delegated LDAP with the same setting does not have the error.

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            [JRASERVER-24880] Editing LDAP connector with more than 1 group in the Default Group Memberships will have error

            Oswaldo Hernandez (Inactive) added a comment -

            Fixed by the crowd upgrade on master branch. Ready for QA.

            Oswaldo Hernandez (Inactive) added a comment - Fixed by the crowd upgrade on master branch. Ready for QA.

            Eric Dalgliesh added a comment -

            Let's leave it to be fixed on master when the Crowd upgrade comes in.

            Eric Dalgliesh added a comment - Let's leave it to be fixed on master when the Crowd upgrade comes in.

            JM R. added a comment -

            It's not only that going back and editing the connector shows a pipe instead of a comma.
            You cannot effectively assign any other group on login than jira-users because you need at least jira-users to be able to login. So even if you specify a single group (other than jira-users) it won't be any good because you will not be able to login.
            I must conclude this feature is not working at all (Jira 5.2.1).

            JM R. added a comment - It's not only that going back and editing the connector shows a pipe instead of a comma. You cannot effectively assign any other group on login than jira-users because you need at least jira-users to be able to login. So even if you specify a single group (other than jira-users) it won't be any good because you will not be able to login. I must conclude this feature is not working at all (Jira 5.2.1).

              mhenderson Marty Henderson (Inactive)
              klfoong Foong (Inactive)
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