When you remove a user from a group added to the Dashboard Editors, that user will not be able to edit their own Dashboard

Issue Summary

When you remove a user from a group added to the dashboard Editors, that user will not be able to edit their own dashboard directly from the Dashboard.

On Jira 8.5.0-8.5.4, this problem is also experienced if shared to "Anyone on the web", but Jira Admin -> System -> General Configuration -> Sharing with anyone on the web is turned off. This makes it harder for users to remove this permission from their own dashboards.

Environment

• Jira Software 7.12 introduced the ability to share edit rights for filters and dashboards

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create and Save a Dashboard
2. Add a Crowd Group that you are a member of as a Editor of the Dashboard
3. Verify you can edit the Dashboard
4. Remove your account from the Crowd Group
5. You can no longer share or edit the Dashboard directly from the Dashboard despite being the owner.

Expected Results

• Users should always be able to edit a dashboard they own.

Actual Results

• The user can no longer share or edit the Dashboard directly from the Dashboard despite being the owner.

Workaround

1. Navigate to Dashboards > Manage Dashboards > My
2. Click the gear icon next to your Dashboard
3. Add your account as an Editor

• Alternatively, you can add yourself back to the group you were removed from. Users may move between roles in a company but still need to edit the Dashboards they own.