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You'll get that when you do what it suggests in the message - try to read a project that doesn't exist or you don't have access to.
To avoid it, you'll need to get the correct url for a project that does exist, or talk to your admins about getting access to the project.
Interesting... I am the admin !
I am the manager in a small research group of skunk works for a larger company, so I suggested we use Jira to manage this project because there are people involved all over the world.
I am a newbie on this, and I must have done something at one point and this pop up is terribly annoying.
Any ideas where to begin looking for the problem ?
Thank you
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You'll need to get your admin to check the permissions on the project and your role.
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see above...
No biggie, except that my team overseas gets confused by this
Thank you
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I have created projects and then found I had no access. In my case this was due to default permissions settings and default group in the project role.
Until I found the cause I would add myself directly to the admin role in desperation!
On the top right cog/Projects menu you can access the project and check settings - I guess you know that already.
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Hi,
Well that was the case. Seems that adding me on the project settings solved the problem.
I am new to this and there are so many many configuration choices that I am still learning my way around.
Thanks for the tip !
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