Redmine watchers can not see issues which are not assigned to them - redmine

My customers do have a role in which I've defined "can view issues assigned or created by the user"
Now when I create an issue, I need to add a customer sometimes as a watcher. But in this case, the watcher user can not view this issue because he in not the creator nor the asignee of the issue.
Is there a way in which I don't have to give permission to view all issues but also can view some issues as watchers? Plugins recommendations are also appreciated.

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What does the "internal" user type oauth setting do when there is no organisation assigned to the project?

I am integrating a simple YouTube plugin into a CMS and have set up my OAuth credentials and settings in the relevant GCP API & Services section.
The User Type setting can be set to either Internal or External. The Internal setting says "In this mode, your app is limited to Google Workspace users within your organisation."
The project I am working on has no organisation assigned. What does this setting do in this instance?
OK, so after further investigation - in short: Organisations which you are not a member of are not shown.
In my situation, the organisation is that which the owner of the project (the person who set it up), belongs to. Presumably, because I am an admin but not a member of the organisation, I do not have the permissions to see this.
Rather than tell me this, the UI goes to the extent of actually telling me incorrect information - that the project has no organisation. This a valid, but entirely different state!
Extremely confusing and I would argue - a bug. Many aspects of the UI and processes refer to an organisation, which always says "No organisation" for myself, despite the fact that on the same screens for the owner, it clearly states the assigned organisation.
The only way I could figure this out was to share screenshots of the same screens between the owner and I.
In regards to the oauth user type, I have to assume that it applies to the owner's organisation.

How to add more features to user permission in django?

I am new to django. I want to edit default user auth_permissions. More precisely I want to add an integer field in addition to "label", "code" features to distinct permission types (like strong, moderate and etc.). So far I could not find anything like this. I tried to make custom permissions, but could not add them to the permission database. Anyone could help me?
Per Object permission
When i first got into django i also tried relying on the permissions framework within django, I also found the permissions were too broad and inefficient, which lead me to researching django-guardian, I tried to submit an edit to the Django project itself to make more object-base permissions with no success, they said as per object permissions were too personalised for the framework.
The thing is, after getting to work in the industry i realised how people do these permissions in the industry (which honestly was something that bugged me), they mainly create custom login middlewares to keep track of authentication types and add the checks on the view itself. So basically you will have to check in the view who the user is and if you want to give them permission to whatever.
When in MIT they kept asking me to make some weird permissions and I created a table called ExtraordinaryPermissions, this had a ForeignKey to the user and could be used to check within the views what objects the user had access to
It is troublesome, but as-per-object permissions are handed this way in the industry
good luck

Xcode 6.1 won't let me access CloudKit Dashboard

After everything had been set up for CloudKit, with provisioning profiles and CloudKit container set up, I still get the message,
There are no CloudKit enabled apps associated with this AppleID. Contact your team administrator...
when trying to access the Dashboard. I had previously tried everything, from renaming my entire project to making sure I was signed into iCloud before trying. All of the 'check boxes' were checked in the iCloud part of the Capabilities section.
The solution, as it turns out, is that only team administrators themselves can access the Dashboard. My professor made an administrator and it worked. I never explicitly saw this anywhere on posts or in Apple documentation.
I had the same message in cloudKit dashboard, it turned out I was logged in with a different appleID.
Additionally, the bundleID and containerID you point to must all be consistent with the Container name.

personal view setting in sharepoint list

is it possible that once configured in advance , we can block the create personal view settings in share point server list.
Please share your experience.
Thanks
Yes it is possible to remove "Manage Personal Views" option from Permissions Level. I'm not sure what is required. My experience is, to create new permission level and modify the settings on the newly created one. If you want to restrict permission to view then you have to use Sharepoint designer to edit the view ( I mean without coding). Hope this helps.

User Roles Not Getting Updated

I am facing a issue in Sitecore UI when I am editing an existing user to add/delete 'User Roles' under the 'Member Of' tab, its not getting updated. However, when I am adding a New User and assigning the User Roles, then it shows up correct. Any idea whats causing this issue/Or anyone else faced the same?
This issue is also referenced by some other person here.
I attached an image for more reference!
Tried looking up online but in vain, hope someone can assist me on this. Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Step by step of what I am doing:
Hope this illustrate the problem much better!
I had the exact same problem and it turned out to be solved by ensuring the App_Browsers folder was in the root of the website. When this was not there, several dialogs would not save correctly (User Roles, Security Assignment to items)
I had the same problem but Jay S's solution didnt work for me. I'm using Sitecore 7.2
The problem is you can't add roles to the user, but what you can do is add users to the role.
The workaround is to go to the Role Manager, then click on Members and select the users to add in to the role.
I had a problem in one of the Sitecore versions with a role selector window which wasn't big enough, so the buttons Cancel and Ok were hidden. I was able to select roles, but then I wasn't able to confirm my selection unless I extended the window size:
You've provided a screenshot for the Edit User popup but not the one which is displayed afer you click Edit on this screen so I don't know if this is the reason of your issue as well.