Is it not working only for one user?
Were you able to reproduce the issue with your site admin account or with another project admin account?
2 users are affected and both have the administrator and project admn role.
I am not able to reproduce the error.
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In the permission scheme, can you verify that the project admins also have 'view workflow' permission in the project permission scheme? If not, can you add them?
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Yes project admin has it .
I am just notified that project admin for other team managed project is not able to view the issue only. getting the below error
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Hi Snehil,
What type of project is this? Company-managed? Team-managed? Is it a Simple workflow if it is Company-managed?
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It might be good, but it might also have been changed and saved several times before. So it looks like only Jira Admins will be able to make changes. You can open a support ticket with Atlassian if you want to pursue that further as they are the only ones who will be able to tell you really what is going on.
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