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We use Jira Software (Cloud) for our development processes.
Our developers are Users. Until yesterday, everything worked fine.
Yesterday, I added a Free Jira Service Management project. The Jira Software Users are not added to the Service Management project.
Ever since, our Users can access the original Jira Software project, but cannot view the backlog or the board.
If we add the User as Admin to Jira Service Management, the User can view the Board and Backlog again
Hi @Pim ,
please verify that board filter has been shared with User within your project. Moreover, please verify that Users are still able to see tickets in the project.
Fabio
Thanks for responding @Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_
The filter has been shared, and Users can still access tickets if they have the link.
However, if they try to access the Board or Backlog overview, the errors arise.
Thanks again,
Pim
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Do they see board link or not? Please share a screenshot of what users are currently seeing.
Fabio
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I've added a screenshot. They see the link, can click it, but get error codes. The error codes vary per refresh.
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There is an active incident on JIRA Software (https://jira-software.status.atlassian.com/). This could be the reason of your issue.
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Hmm could certainly be. Thanks for notifying me. I subscribed to the incident. However, last status is that they rolled out a fix yesterday.
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thanks @Pim for sharing that information. I'm happy for that
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Hi All I am a project manager and I'm having the same issue users can access the boards and backlog
Please assist how can I solve this.
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Hi @Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_
Sorry for pining you. I encounter the same problem with some differences.
I can access project setting but can do nothing. (as the image below shows. I cannot view the boards, change setting,...)
not sure what happened. really nee help
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Hi @yenlai ,
try to review your project permissions.
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Hi Fabio,
this is Yen. We did reviewed project permissions and sure my account has the permission.
I found in the discussion thread said there might be an issues from Google SSO. I created account via google SSO. So I deleted Jira account which is created by google SSO in order to register a new one by company email address.
But why I need to wait until Jun 9? I need to re-create account immediately! The process doesn't make sense to me.
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Hi Pim,
If it's really a Free subscription, then all users have access to everything as far as the permission scheme is concerned. So I would think it is a Filter issue though you said it is shared. I would have them go to the Filters drop down in the top nav bar and see if they can find and execute the filter from there that is used for the board.
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Thanks for contributing @John Funk !
I tried the filter-approach. Users can still run a filter, and view the result.
However, the Board-view throws the same error, with or without filters. This only allows Users to view the tickets in a list view.
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Well, that's ugly. You should go ahead and contact Atlassian Support. Please post back her with the resolution.
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It seems related to the fix by Jira on their incident last week. After their fix, our problems were solved.
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