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I've just created 2 projects now. They appear in my list of projects - https://dtx.atlassian.net/projects.
However when I click into one of the projects (e.g., going to https://dtx.atlassian.net/projects/UDV) I get the error:
This project isn't available
It may have been deleted or your permissions may have changed.
Any ideas why that would happen? I'm the owner of the new projects (I created them!), so it shouldn't be a permissions issue.
Hello @rich , this is most probably a permission issue. If you are Jira Admin, can you try using "Permission Helper" to confirm if you have "Browse Projects" role permission for a specific project.
None of the projects have any issues yet. So I can't use the permission help. The permission helper requires that I enter an issue...
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Created a test issue in one of the new projects (e.g., https://dtx.atlassian.net/browse/UDV-1). When I try to visit that link I see this error:
Make sure that this issue actually exists in that project. If it does, try again in a few minutes. If you still can't link to the issue, contact your Jira admin.)
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ah ok, can you goto settings --> projects --> Manage projects --> ... --> Project settings --> check permission scheme --> goto people --> add yourself to the browse project role. If you can't goto project settings you can goto settings --> issues --> permission schemes --> Check the permission scheme for specific --> Include your account in "browse projects" permission. Let me know if that helps Rich.
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@Sachin This indeed helped, but how can you structural solve this problem so it will add me to the project as an administrator right away?
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