Hi,
Just to say, am not a fan of JIRA on the cloud, this new version is a total mess.
Anyways, after spending hours trying to add an addon, I give up. when ever I try to add it, it complains of not having me as a site-admins group
Timesheet Reports and Gadgets is a paid add-on, so you need to be a member of the site-admins group to subscribe for a trial.
Time report is a simple and required feature, yet, it seems such a pain in the ass to display something so simple
Can someone shed some light on this mess???
Hello!
In this article it is stated that the add-on has been removed from Cloud.
This does not make sense, I am searching for adding any time report, and gives me a bunch of them to install/trial, why list them if I can not use them???
Also, thank god we switched to Clickup. JIRA is dead for us.
All we want is a simple time report and seems to be a total head ache to get this. WTF... it is very simple, yet, one must have an addon, any way to just display this data? I can not add any addon.
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tried to add ....plugins/servlet/upm/marketplace/plugins/com.kaanha.timesheets
But gives me an error, there is seriously something wrong with this...
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Yes, I checked this add-on and it, indeed, seems to be supported for Cloud:
May be the article I've referenced to is outdated.
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By the way, are you in site-admins group?
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I am not in the site-admins group, i have no way of accessing that bit, I spent 2 hours trying to figure out how to edit the groups but no luck at all.
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Please, check your group membership or show members of the site-admins group. Strange as it may seem, I think there's a possibility that you are NOT in this particular group.
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Try to find this configuration here:
User Management > Groups
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User Management was there in the JIRA server offline, but on Cloud it is nowhere to be seen, I have tried to find this billions of times and still can not!! where is it?
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I tried https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/manage-groups-744721627.html
But I can not get to these options, something is totally screwed
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Then you are definitely not in site-admins group.
As @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- said
you need site admins to do group maintenance
I think the only way for you here is to find your site-admin account.
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I see what you mean, but i need help from Atlassian, as i can not access my own https://XXXX.atlassian.net/admin/
The system i think is all confused,
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It's about layers of admin.
Someone "owns" your system. They have an Atlassian account, and they have (hopefully) added some other people as site admins. These accounts all have the rights to add add-ons to the system, as well as maintain users.
I do not think you belong to those groups, so whilst you can administrate Jira, you do not have the access to buy add-ons.
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