Use case: I want to make the roadmap available to anyone in our company (i.e. that logs in with an email of an approved domain) by sharing a link to the roadmap somewhere else, e.g. via some Teams channel with lots of people I don't know but that are all in my company (and thus have email adresses from the same domain). Thus, I don't know who will try to access it and hence I cannot specify any emails, names or groups (and I don't want to).
Hence, I want anyone that logs in with an email that corresponds with a specific domain (or list of domains) to be able to view a published view, without having to explicitly invite them as users to my Atlassian org.
What I have:
I've set up a "trusted domain" for my company domain.
For the trusted domain I've specified "None" as product access for all products (because people are not supposed to be users of any of the products - I just want them to be able to see the shared JPD views).
What I experience:
With this configuration, if I send a link to a published view to someone with an "approved domain" email, and they access it, they get a message saying It seems you don't have access to this link, or it isn't available anymore. Make sure you are signed in with the right Atlassian account. NOTE: The user does not exist in the list, when I go to my Atlassian Admin user management page.
Then, if I go to the user management page in Atlassian Admin and explicitly invite the user (still giving no product access), then the user is able to access the published view.
I'm not sure whether I am doing something wrong, if there's a bug or the use case I have is not supported.
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