The field was added successfully, but you do not have edit permissions.
what does this mean? (I'm the site admin)
I am having the same issue, did anyone find a solution for this ?
Yes, they amended user so that they have the right permissions
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but it is not working even after giving the right permissions.
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Then you have not given the right permissions.We can't really tell you a lot more than that unless you give us the detail of what you are setting up and what you see when you try things. The error message in the original question is solved by giving people the right permissions.
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I have exactly the same problem.
I think its not a permission-related issue because I'm using the default-project-config when I started my plugin by using "atlas-run". I also double-checked that I have Admin-permission on the project.
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Adam,
Maybe you're an administrator but you don't have the edit permission on that particular issue.
As an administrator you can add yourself to a group or role that has this permission.
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I did have edit on everything. Turns out it was a Behavior script I was unaware of.
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I'm having this same problem. I'm the administrator and have edit permissions but have been wrestling with this add-on for a few hours now with no success. How did you resolve the behavior script, Adam?
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Was this issue ever resolved? It's just happened to me as well.
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I'm getting this issue as a full admin to both the project and Jira instance. The custom field is just a standard Jira custom field.
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I got the same message, but the field did not show. It seems the message is wrong or misleading, as it had nothing to do with edit permissions.
The field was simply empty for the issue, so it didn't show, although it was on the right screen.
Unfortunately, in JIRA 7.3+ the "Where's my field?" seems to be missing, so there is no way to really find out why a field is not showing.
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I'm getting the same message, being an administrator with all permissions. It happens when I add a field with "multiple versions" type, but not with others.
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Hi Daniel,
I think you have added field through Admin helper right ?
Check if you have Edit Issue permission on that Project through Permission scheme.
Taha
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I believe this error can also indicate that the field is missing from the issue edit screen.
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