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    User can't view [Usage & Statistics] for packages when 'Manage Feed' is scoped to Feed Group

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      Nils Nilsson
      last edited by Nils Nilsson

      Hi

      I have assigned a group the 'Manage Feed' task permission for a feed group.
      However when my user tries viewing the [Usage & Statistics] page for a package within one of the feeds belonging to the Feed Group, they are denied due to lacking Admin_ManageFeed privilege.
      Auditing user privileges for the feed and/or feed group does return that they do indeed possess the Admin_ManageFeed privilege.

      Most other privileges that are connected to the 'Manage Feed' role do work as expected.

      If I instead assign 'Manage Feed' for all feeds they can view the page as expected.

      I'm using an enterprise ProGet license and version 2025.11

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        dean-houston inedo-engineer @Nils Nilsson
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        Hi @Nils-Nilsson,

        Thanks for the report; this was a trivial fix and I just committed the change to PG-3138 , which will be in the next maintenance release (Oct 24).

        As an FYI, if you uncheck "Restrict viewing download statistics to Feed Administrators" on the Feed Permissions page, then error shouldn't occur.

        -- Dean

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          Nils Nilsson
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          Thanks for the quick response!

          I'm aware that I could have made sensitive information containing PID exposed to all users with access to the feed, but that is inappropriate within my organization.

          Best regards
          Nils Nilsson

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