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We identified some filters with a public view level and a private edit level. However, the owners of these filters have their accounts disabled or excluded (people who left the company). How to change the view permission to "My Organization" ?
You can change the owner of a shared filter if you have admin access. Just go to Settings > System > Filter. Search for the filter and click the three-dot menu and select Change owner. Have a look at this KB for more details.
Hi Mikael,
When the filter editor is private, there is no owner edit option, see images. (sorry pictures in Portugueses)
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You are looking at the wrong place. All shared filters can have the owner changed, but you have to go to Settings > System > Filter (you need to have Jira admin permissions to do this) and from here you can change the owner
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You're absolutely right.
I found the option in settings as indicated.
I really appreciate the help.
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