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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Dear Customers,
A quick update on this ticket.
Thank you for taking the time to file the suggestion. We are currently closely reviewing the feasibility of this issue and what improvements we can make.
Please continue watching this ticket for future updates and changes in the timeline that may impact your work.
Stay tuned for more soon!
Thank you.
Best regards
Roman Kolosovskiy
Sr. Product Manager Jira DC
Once several filters have been created, you can only change their sharing permissions one-by-one. Tedious and inefficient.
Typical scenario: test-driving some report/dashboard based on multiple filters, creating them as Private filters. Then , after testing and debugging, all of those filters need to be re-shared with your broad target audience (a Group or a Project or whatever combination). You have to manually go through editing each filter and assigning the required projects/groups to share with.
EXPECTED: allow bulk editing of sharing permissions for multiple selected filters (or for a filter search resultset).
- Select the needed filters,
- Click "Share selected filers with...",
- Then goes your regular dialog for adding shared groups/projects,
- ...and what you select there will be applied to all filters you've selected/checkmarked before.
Workaround:
Database approach/ script for modifying public access in bulk:
- Apply the solutions described in this article
- is duplicated by
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JRASERVER-39724 Ability to Bulk Edit Shared Dashboards and Filters.
- Closed
- is related to
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JRASERVER-34730 Bulk edit permissions for shared filters
- Closed
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JRACLOUD-39724 Ability to Bulk Edit Shared Dashboards and Filters.
- Closed
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JRACLOUD-72805 In addition to the "Public sharing" option Jira should have functionality to, in bulk, modify public filters & dashboards to not be public
- Closed
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JRASERVER-69856 In addition to the "Public sharing" option Jira should have functionality to in bulk modify public filters & dashboards to not be public
- Gathering Interest
- relates to
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JRACLOUD-60899 As a Jira administrator I cannot change the sharePermissions & editPermissions for private filters & private dashboards via REST API
- Future Consideration
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