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  1. Jira Data Center
  2. JRASERVER-25220

AD/LDAP directory user who is no longer in that directory cannot be removed from Project Role within a Project

      User "A" was in the Role of Developer for a JIRA Project. User "A" was a user that came from an external AD/LDAP directory. When that user was removed from the AD/LDAP directory, the project manager tried to remove that user from the Developer Project Role w/in the Project. However JIRA puts up an error message that the user cannot be found and therefore cannot be removed from the Project Role.

      Need to be able to remove users from Project Roles when they no longer exist in an external AD/LDAP directory.

      In our instance we're using embedded Crowd for connection to AD. (We're not using the standalone Crowd app)

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            1. Jira Data Center
            2. JRASERVER-25220

            AD/LDAP directory user who is no longer in that directory cannot be removed from Project Role within a Project

                User "A" was in the Role of Developer for a JIRA Project. User "A" was a user that came from an external AD/LDAP directory. When that user was removed from the AD/LDAP directory, the project manager tried to remove that user from the Developer Project Role w/in the Project. However JIRA puts up an error message that the user cannot be found and therefore cannot be removed from the Project Role.

                Need to be able to remove users from Project Roles when they no longer exist in an external AD/LDAP directory.

                In our instance we're using embedded Crowd for connection to AD. (We're not using the standalone Crowd app)

                See attached image.

                        edalgliesh Eric Dalgliesh
                        14bc6f9bf9fb David Goldstein
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                            edalgliesh Eric Dalgliesh
                            14bc6f9bf9fb David Goldstein
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