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why when i try to assignee a user in a coment using "@", doesn`t show the user list?

Henry Maia de Andrade August 22, 2018

i`m trying to assignee a user in a comment, but when i tyepe ''@ to find a user doens`t show me the list os users.

My user have Assignable User permission, Assign Issues and Add Comments.

There is any other Scheme permission that should be able to i can do that ?

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Mohamed Adel
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August 22, 2018

Hi @Henry Maia de Andrade

You need to be sure that the group your user belong to has the "Browse users" Permission

You can do this from Admin-->System--> Global Permission 

 

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Henry Maia de Andrade August 24, 2018

@Mohamed AdelThank you so much, helps me a lot !!! Now is Working xD.

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Gary Pasquale
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August 22, 2018

In addition, check the Global Permissions (not general permission) for Browse Users. You'll need to be in the group that has this Browse Users permission. You'll need to be a global level admin to check and change this.

Henry Maia de Andrade August 24, 2018

That is it , Thank you so much.

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Gary Pasquale
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August 22, 2018

Hi @Henry Maia de Andrade,

There could be a couple of reasons for this.

Assuming the person you're trying to tag(@) has an active account on your Jira instance then the place I would check first is the project 'roles'.

Does the user you're trying to tag have permission to view that project/issue?

You can't tag a user that doesn't have access to the project/issue you're tagging them in.

Let me know if that helps.

Regards,

Gary

Gary Pasquale
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August 22, 2018

@Henry Maia de Andrade - Sorry. slightly misread your problem.

Still worth checking the project roles. May still be why your list is empty.

Henry Maia de Andrade August 24, 2018

Thank you , was a Global Permission Acsses.

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