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×Hi,
I have recently noticed that some users seem to b e unable to @ tag other users in JIRA comments. It is not related to the browser, or the project or who the user is trying to tag, the problem seem to be specific to the user that is trying to mention other people. Have anyone experienced this?
I believe you need the "Browse Users" permission to be able to @mention someone. Does your user have this permission?
Where can i edit the "Browse Users" permissions? It seems to be buried somewhere that I cannot find.
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It is under global permissions.
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This answer helped me too, thank you!
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Thanks! i've been looking for this for a long time
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worse experience ever.
you have to go to:
-> Setting -> Jira Settings -> Global Permissions
next, go to the bottom of the page, on Add Permission, and choose:
-> Browse users and Groups, on the first dropdow
-> "The group name" you want to give this permission. Make sure the users you want to give permission is on that group
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Its work, thanks a lot!
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Thanks! It worked!
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This helped me also. Point to remember in future. If you're creating new groups, think about global permissions not just project permission schemes!
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If using JSD Server - navigate to Global Permissions
Administration > System > Security > Global Permissions
Under JIRA Permissions check the Users/Groups who have the 'Browse Users' permission and see if the user who cannot mention tag users belongs to one of the listed groups.
If not, add the user to one of those groups, or add a group the user belongs to.
To do this, scroll down to bottom of page
Permission: Browse Users
Group: Select the required group
Click Add.
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Hey thanks for the above comment. This worked for me.
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Hi,
I have a user in jira-users that has browse user permission granted. Some of the users in this group are able to @ mention other and some don't. Even I myself can't do this altough I am an admin.
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Solved, I had to grant permission to project so user could be mentioned
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Hi could you please help me how did u granted that to project
show me the path
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click the Jira logo in the top left
Click on 'Jira settings'
click 'user management'
on the 'users' menu option (Should be default) search for the user in question
click their name
press 'add group'
search for the group you want to add and boom, youre done.
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