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One of my devs is trying to add a filter to his personally created dashboard but is reporting that he doesn't have permission. I don't want to make him an admin, so what are my options here?

One of my devs is trying to add a filter to his personally created dashboard but is reporting that he doesn't have permission. I don't want to make him an admin, so what are my options here?

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Manage groups

I guess some of the groups mentioned in this article are out of date as I don't see them listed, such as Jira-Developers.

The user has jira-software-users selected as his group.

Any help welcomed, thanks.

Craig.

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It is so hard to get good employees.

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You don't say! :)

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I think he was just trying to create filters in the wrong place.

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One trouble shooting step would be:

1) go to system > Shared Dashboard > and make sure he is the owner.

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JQL Filters can be shared to user/group/role or be made private, check that part.

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