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
- Create and Save a Dashboard
- Add a Crowd Group that you are a member of as a Editor of the Dashboard
- Verify you can edit the Dashboard
- Remove your account from the Crowd Group
- 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
- Navigate to Dashboards > Manage Dashboards > My
- Click the gear icon next to your Dashboard
- 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.
- is related to
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JRASERVER-29701 When you remove the user from the group that shared the dashboard with, user will not be able to edit their own dashboard
- Closed
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JRASERVER-69192 Adding group as dashboard editor removes some individual users' right to edit dashboard
- Closed
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JRASERVER-71128 Unable to change dashboard/filter ownership if shared to public but Public Sharing is turned off
- Gathering Impact
- relates to
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