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I use and share the following filter to list all issues for all project in a category, except 2 projects:
category = Hue and project not in (HIVV,HIVA)
(in fact, this is just part of the actual filter)
This works for users with access permission on the HIVV and HIVA projects. However, the filter fails for users with no access permission to HIVV or HIVA with a A value with ID '11610' does not exist for the field 'project' error, and it shows no results.
Since the results for those projects are excluded anyway, it is irrelevant whether the users has access or not.
The reason for using a category is to avoid having to add all project names to the filter. How should I configure the filter to make it work when users have no access to the projects that are excluded anyway?
The query is searching all the projects except the two listed projects. It is returning error if the user does not have access to atleast to one of the remaining projects.
Incorrect. The user has access to all remaining project. If I give access to all projects, the query works. When I remove access to HIVV, the query fails.
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When a user types "project not in" , only the projects to which he has access are listed in the auto-suggestion. So if he doesn't have access/visibility to the project , the system doesn't recognize the project name value to his level and he will not be able to use that in the JQL condition.
Access to the project do matter even though we want the results of the project to be excluded, as the JQL itself is not executable from the user's level.
I am not able to think of any other solution/workaround for this requirement at the moment. If something comes up, I will surely update you.
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You are right that I (who wrote the query filter) have access to those projects. So I had not trouble with it. But once I started sharing the filter by using it on a dashboard to make an overview of data of the remaining projects), people started complaining they could not drill down on the data because the query failed. Not all users have access to the excluded projects. Reason for excluding those projects is to avoid that they would show up on the dashboard. And they don't, but it causes problems with drill down on the projects that do show on the dashboard.
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