We have the same problem with the new version.
It seems there is a problem of migration of JIRA.
Uncomment the setting, after this, restart jira and configure your system to use it.
- Modify your schema permission:
Add to browse project : Reporter creator (after enabling the CurrentReporterHasCreatePermission, a new option appears)
- You must have 2 users, 4 groups and 2 projects:
- New groups: userA, userB, developerA, developerB
- User A must be included in group userA, developerA, jira-user and jira-developer
- User B must be included in group userB, developerB, jira-user and jira-developer
- Project A developers group must be set to the new group developersA
- Project A user group must be set to the new group userA
- Project A must left unassigned the new issues
- Project B developers group must be set to the new group developersB
- Project B user group must be set to the new group userB
- Project B must left unassigned the new issues
- User A is user and developer in project A. He can explore and work project A.
- User A cannot view issues in project B. He will see the project B. The CurrentReporterHasCreatePermission give him permission to open issues in project B and follow his issues, but only these
- User B is user and developer in project B
- User B cannot view issues in project A. He will see the project A. The CurrentReporterHasCreatePermission give him permission to open issues in project A and follow his issues, but only these
After you have that working, and have some issues, try to access the Gant Chart option and you will get the error.
I think that it's because the plugin is trying to display project B issues (using user A), but in project B my user only has permission to see his issues.
As a solution I wouldn't mind to see only issues in projectA (show me issues only if I'm developer/user of that project), since the userA cannot schedule issues in project B.