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JPD shared views - access to comment

Baldvin Kalvenes

Hi can someone explain to me how to give my stakeholders the ability to comment in shared/published views?

It seems impossible...

I have tried to assign a user to a group with no product access (lisence)...
In JPD project settings ive given the group Contributer role...

This does not work.

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Tanguy Crusson

Hi @Baldvin Kalvenes it looks like you stumbled upon a bug we introduced 10 days ago.

If users are contributors or creators they should be able to comment in published views.

We're working on a fix.

In the meantime, you could send them the link of the view in the project (if they are contributors) but with the side effect that they'll also be able to see all the other views

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Robert Wen_Cprime_

Hello @Baldvin Kalvenes ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Can you be a bit more specific about the steps you're taking and what your expectation is? I'm testing this out on an instance I have and It's working for me.

Tanguy Crusson

Hi @Baldvin Kalvenes it looks like you stumbled upon a bug we introduced 10 days ago.

If users are contributors or creators they should be able to comment in published views.

We're working on a fix.

In the meantime, you could send them the link of the view in the project (if they are contributors) but with the side effect that they'll also be able to see all the other views

Baldvin Kalvenes

Thank you for clarifying.

Will this thread be updated when the fix is in place?
Or is there another way I can keep myself updated?

Br Baldvin

Tanguy Crusson

We'll reply here 👍

Tanguy Crusson

Hi, we've fixed this and tested it all works. It might not be in production yet, but if so just give it a day or two and it's going to get there.