Someone left the company yesterday. Today, all of their Filters are not visible / gone.
I need to access them to create copies and modify them for group use.
When someone leaves, their ACCESS should be terminated, but their WORK and artifacts should remain. Right?
Hi @dennis.werner You need to go to Administration -> System -> Shared filters, search for the user's filter and change the ownership of the filter.
You can follow the same steps for the shared dashboards too.
Note: You need to be a Jira admin to make these change
Then I guess that JIRA needs to add a magic button that says "Find an Admin" because how would anyone know?
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@dennis.werner Wouldn't that be awesome. :) I believe this is the only way to make these changes. :(
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Generally, an admin will have created a project to submit change requests for Jira itself. If they failed to do so I would reach out to IT as often they own Jira or at least are in the loop.
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Well, in the real world, that will never happen.
I still think a button to "Find your JIRA Admin" would be a good addition.
We can close this question.
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i agree. interestingly Confluence has introduced the ability to find admins. You might wish to click the feedback button and let Atlassian know.
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