CodeArts Check
CodeArts Check
- What's New
- Function Overview
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Working with CodeArts Check
- Purchasing CodeArts Check
- Configuring Project-level Role Permissions
- Creating a Task
- Configuring a Task
- Executing a Task
- Viewing Check Results
- Querying Audit Logs
- Reference
- Best Practices
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
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APIs
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Task Management
- Creating a Check Task
- Deleting a Check Task
- Querying Tasks
- Executing a Check Task
- Stopping a Check Task
- Querying the Status of a Task
- Querying Historical Check Results
- Querying Selected Rule Sets of a Task (Version 2)
- Querying Selected Rule Sets of a Task (Version 3)
- Querying the Check Parameters of a Rule Set (Version 2)
- Querying the Check Parameters of a Rule Set (Version 3)
- Configuring the Check Parameters of a Task
- Modifying the Rule Set in a Task
- Querying Check Failure Logs
- Obtaining the Directory Tree of a Task
- Ignoring Directories of a Task
- Querying Advanced Configurations of a Task
- Configuring Advanced Configurations for a Task
- Issue Management
- Rule Management
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Task Management
- Application Examples
- Appendixes
- Description
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FAQs
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General Issues
- Why Am I Told that a Task Is Running and I Should Try Again Later?
- Why Am I Told that I Don't Have Sufficient Permissions and I Should Check and Try Again?
- Why Am I Told that Cppcheck Cannot Tokenize the Code Correctly?
- Why Am I Told that No Dependency Exists in the Maven Repository?
- Why Am I Seeing Error CC.00070400.500?
- Why Don't I Have Enough Permissions When Clicking a Task Name?
- Why Does a Project with WPF in C# Fail?
- Why Is No Data Displayed After a Task Is Complete?
- Why Does a TypeScript Task Fail with a 404 Error in the Log?
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Why Don't I Have Enough Permissions When Clicking a Task Name?
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Why Don't I Have Enough Permissions When Clicking a Task Name?
Symptom
When a user clicks a check task name in the task list, a message is displayed, indicating that the user does not have the permissions.
Cause Analysis
When the role of the account is Test manager, Tester, or Viewer, the account does not have the permission to access check tasks.
Solution
Contact the project administrator (project creator or manager) to modify the role of the current account by following these steps:
- On the CodeArts homepage, access a project (for example, a Scrum project).
- Choose Settings > Permissions in the project.
- Select the role, service name, and corresponding permissions.
Parent topic: General Issues
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