I would like anonymous users to be able to see specific dashboards relating to the tickets in the project that they are allowed to modify.
I have shared the dashboard & related filters with "anyone" and have also made our JIRA site "public" as per the following link:
It seems like this should be doable - is there something else I'm overlooking?
What are they seeing on the dashboard now? If it is just the issues/statistics that you are missing, have you made those projects browsable by anyone?
I see. I don't think you can share a custom dashboard with anyone. You can however modify the system dashboard and add more gadgets. Can't think of another workaround.
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Hi Jobin - thanks for trying to help. They can see the "System Dashboard" just fine. Also they can click on tickets and see details as I would like. They can create tickets, which I also wanted. The piece that is missing is that I would like to be able to create a "custom" dashboard and make it public. I can't seem to make that part work. Hope that clarifies.
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Ok. well - it's not the answer I wanted but I guess that answers my question. It's kind of deceptive - when you share a dashboard with "anyone", there is a giant message that says anonymous users will be able to view it.
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Hi, I have the same problem? Any updates here?
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Does your projects also have been configured to Anyone for Browse Project permission in Permission Scheme?
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Hi Min - yes, I did give permissions to Browse Project for Anyone for the project in question. Thanks for the suggestion tho.
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Hello Nicolas!, I have the same problem with the visualization of public dashboars, filters, etc, shared with "Everyone". Do you resolve this item?
Best regards.
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