I'm deeply confused as I'm not finding a way to delete an attachment from an issue. There is no waste bin icon showing up on the attachment that I want to delete.
According to the rights scheme, I have the right to delete at least my own attachments.
Do I miss more access rights?
In case someone else lands on this thread... I was stumped on this as well, but apparently you cannot delete an attachment from the attachment section if it was added via a comment. This is expected behavior per atlassian docs.
see Attachments in comments section:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/delete-an-attachment-on-an-issue/
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If your attachment is there as a drag and drop into another field then you have to edit the field to delete the file.
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@Michael Marriott Could you explain what do you mean by drag and drop field ? I do not have the option to delete either. I am the org admin and the user who added the attachment is unable to delete it as well. Please advise.
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If you are able:
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Hi @Del Jensen
I've consulted the permission helper and it shows me, that I have the permission to delete my own attachments and all attachment.
Nevertheless, I don't see the trash bin and also don't see the entry to delete all attachment in the action menu.
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I see a trash bin in both CMP and TMP projects. What screen are you viewing?
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it's a CMP and I' viewing the new issue view that opens up inside a modal. The trash bin is also not visible in the issue view if I access the issue by a link.
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I see the image below. Please verify that you have delete all or delete own attachments depending on needs (project settings / permissions).
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I suggest you create a new issue and add an attachment then see if you can delete.
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Thanks for you support! I've also created a test project and can't reproduce this behavior in the new project. Attachments can be deleted... Permissions seems to be granted correctly.
What I further found out is, that this somehow is related to a specific user account that is the author of the corresponding issue. The creation of a new user with exactly the same groups that this user has lets me reproduce that.
We follow in general the suggestion from Atlassian by using a dedicated role ("Browse") for accessing specific projects. The permission for delete own is granted to this role. The permission for delete all is granted to administrators.
What I don't understand is that even with my user account (administrator) the trash bin is not visible for attachment that this specific user did upload.
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Hmmm, that is odd. So it seems there is some super-user that has protected content that others can’t touch? I would suggest reaching out to Atlassian support directly on this one as I am stumped. If you do this please update the post with the final resolution
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If your attachment is there as a drag and drop into another field then you have to edit the field to delete the file.
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