Bug #110511 Can't create roles with group-specific permissions.

• Submitted: 27 Mar 14:09
• Modified: 27 Mar 14:45
• Reporter: Anika Petrovic
• Status: Not a Bug
• Category: MySQL Enterprise Monitor: Configuration
• Severity: S2 (Serious)
• Version: 8.0.33
• OS: Ubuntu (20.04)
• CPU Architecture: x86

[27 Mar 14:09] Anika Petrovic

Description:
MySQL Enterprise Monitor does not allow creation of roles with group-specific permissions.

How to repeat:
Description and steps to reproduce:
1. Login as manager
2. Create group
Click on Configuration and select Groups. Click on Create. Set name test-group. Click on
Assets and select and add instance test-instance.
3. Create role
Click on Configuration and select Roles. Click on Create. Set name test-role.
Click on permissions. Select Group-Specific Permissions. From dropdown select previously created group test-group. Set desired permissions. Click on Save.
Expected result: Role successfully created.
Actual result: An Error Occurred. You must select a Group is Group-specific permissions is selected for Role test-role. If no Groups exist, you must create them. (U72E1)

Suggested fix:
Fix dropdown for selecting groups.

[27 Mar 14:45] MySQL Verification Team

Hello Mrs. Petrovic,

Thank you for your bug report.

First of all, 8.0.33 edition is still not out ......

Next, MySQL Enterprise Monitor  is a commercial product/plugin and using community Bugs DB is not an appropriate place to report issues against this product/plugin. If you are Oracle customer, please open SR and we will assist you via our Support team.

Thank you.