update docu on permission name changes
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If you want to use the dashboard functionality you need to configure the permissions for the respective user roles, which are:
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* Set system dashboards
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* Manage shared dashboards
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* Save dashboards
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* Set system dashboards
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* Share dashboards
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Dashboard: Home
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Set system dashboards
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Section Project. This permission requires *Save dashboards* permission. If you activate it, you allow users with this permission to change the system wide dashboard. Those user may create dashboards and make them system default. They get additional options: *Visible*, *System default* and *Always expose*.
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Manage shared dashboards
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Section Project. Allow user roles with this permission to shared dashboards with other users. This means if someone else assigns you a dashboard via *Author* selection, you are allowed to edit those dashboards as long as you are the assigned *Author* and also hav the permission to *Save dashboards*.
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Share dashboards
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Section Project. Allow user roles with this permission to share dashboards with other users. This means if someone else assigns you a dashboard via *Author* selection, you are allowed to edit those dashboards as long as you are the assigned *Author* and also have the permission to *Save dashboards*.
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Edit issue author
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Section Issue tracking. This permission will always record any changes made to the issue author. You can change the author only in the issue edit mode. This function replaces the use of external plugins (e.g. change_author)
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