I received an email saying an issue was shared with me, but when I clicked on the link in the email to display that issue # GCASD-916 it says "You don't have access to this issue. ... ask a project admin for permission to see the project's issues." Doesn't the message saying "Paul Wilt Jr shared an issue with you" indicate that the admin _already_ granted permission to see at least that one specific issue?
If I change the URL from what was in the email link:
https://voko.atlassian.net/browse/GCASD-916
to:
https://voko.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/18/GCASD-916
then I _can_ see the issue.
From the statement that says you need "permission to see [all?] the project's issues", it sounds like granting permission to just one issue isn't enough.
Expected behaviour:
A user can share a link to the issue but it will only be viewable if the user has Browse permissions. Get with the admin and have them check permissions.
Wouldn't the fact that I can view the issue indicate I have browse permissions?
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Confused. I thought the is was that you received an email with a link to an issue and if you clicked the link you received an error. If you can view the issue then you have browse permissions. So what is the issue?
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Was there reason found @Rob Simpson ? I am in a same boat links with Browse don't work but direct link to the issue does work. For example below
https://abc.atlassian.net/browse/xyz-916 -- This don't work
https://abc.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/18/xyz-916 - This does work
any suggestion will be useful.
Thanks
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