This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: _Troubleshooting Upgrades
Great lengthy question that deserves an equality elaborate and well worded answer, kudos. You missed one tiny detail in this 747-sized story.
Is this problem about a single user, or all of them?
Does it happen on one repo, many or all?
Did this problem occur after what version was upgraded to what version?
Is the user logged in?
Can he still login?
Does he get an error message?
Is he granted access to the repo through fisheye/crucible?
Have you sat next to him while trying to exclude user error?
Can you browse the repo?
Have he tried accessing it through another browser?
Is he invited to the review?
Sorry Jonas, I have not used the Atlassian Answers before and I prematurely submitted my question.
We recently performed an upgrade from 3.4.3 to 4.1.1. Afterward, a couple of users have come forward and said they could no longer see reviews from their Review Dashboard. Most users are experiencing no issues.
So, let me answer your questions:
Is this problem about a single user, or all of them? So, far this seems to only affect a couple of users.
Does it happen on one repo, many or all? Again, so far, this only seems to affect a couple of repos and not all users of the repo.
Did this problem occur after what version was upgraded to what version? 3.4.3 to 4.1.1
Is the user logged in? Yes.
Can he still login? Yes.
Does he get an error message? No, the reviews do not show, but all their commits still show up
Is he granted access to the repo through fisheye/crucible? Yes.
Have you sat next to him while trying to exclude user error? No, but I can see that no reviews show up in their Review Dashboard and I can see that Crucible knows about their past review history because it shows in the commit and review statistics from the all users screen for these two users.
Can you browse the repo? Yes.
Have he tried accessing it through another browser? No, but I can have them try that.,
Is he invited to the review? Yes, these were reviews they were invited to review prior to the upgrade.
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There are some known issues with upgrades from pre 4.0 version to 4.0.0-4.1.1 (4.1.2 was released recently to make the upgrade experience smoother). Basically it was possible to loose some permissions when mixed case conflicting groups or users were found.
See FishEye 4.1.2 release notes to find more details on those issues: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/FishEye+4.1+release+notes#FishEye4.1releasenotes-16August2016-FishEye4.1.2
See also https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/FishEye+4.1.1+group+name+normalization page to find more details on the issue.
Hope that helps,
Piotr
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