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Users with permissions to manage segments and segment overrides cannot create segment overrides from the Segment #4772

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matthewelwell opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4781
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Describe the bug

Users with the project-level permission MANAGE_SEGMENTS and the environment-level permission MANAGE_SEGMENT_OVERRIDES should be able to add, and modify segment overrides when viewing the 'Features' tab from a segment. Currently they cannot do so.

Steps To Reproduce

  1. Log into the Flagsmith dashboard as a user with permission to manage segments and segment overrides
  2. Navigate to any segment, and click on the 'Features' tab
  3. Notice that the option to create a segment override does not exist

Expected behavior

The option to create a segment override does exist

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User with admin permissions:

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@matthewelwell matthewelwell added bug Something isn't working front-end Issue related to the React Front End Dashboard labels Oct 25, 2024
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