My Space
What this screen is for
My Space is your own corner of the platform: your profile and settings, the groups you belong to, and your notifications. Nothing here affects anyone else.
Before you start
| To do this | You need |
|---|---|
| Open My Space | signed in |
| See notifications | the notifications read permission |
Opening it
- My Space at the bottom of the sidebar.
| Item | Route | Page |
|---|---|---|
| My Profile | /settings |
My Profile |
| My Groups | /my-groups |
My Groups |
| Notifications | /notifications |
Notifications |
Notifications has its own sidebar entry rather than sitting in the submenu.
The interface
📸 Screenshot Placeholder: The My Space submenu expanded. Mark: (1) My Profile, (2) My Groups, (3) the notifications entry above it.
| # | Control | What it does | When you’d use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | My Profile | Your account and display preferences | Changing theme, checking who you are signed in as |
| 2 | My Groups | The groups you belong to | Working out why you can or cannot do something |
| 3 | Notifications | What the platform wants to tell you | Regularly |
Walkthroughs
There is nothing to do on this page itself — it is a hub. See My Profile, My Groups and Notifications.
Scenario
Working out why you cannot do something.
Before asking an administrator, two of these three pages answer the question.
- My Profile — confirm which account you are actually signed in as. Being signed in as the wrong identity is more common than it sounds, particularly where people hold both a personal and a work account with the Git provider.
- My Groups — see which groups you are in. Group membership drives ownership; roles drive permissions. If you expected to be in a team’s group and are not, that is worth reporting on its own.
- If both look right, the gap is a role rather than anything you control. Ask an administrator to check Access Explorer for your username and the exact permission — and give them the permission string from the error message rather than a description of what you were trying to do.
Step 3’s detail is what makes the request answerable in one round trip instead of three.
When it doesn’t work
| Symptom | Cause | How to check | Fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notifications entry is absent | Missing the notifications read permission | Access Explorer | Ask for a role granting it |
| You are in no groups | Nobody has added you | My Groups | Ask an administrator; membership needs platform-settings.user.assign-group |
| Your details are wrong | Profiles come from your OAuth account and are not self-editable | My Profile | An administrator corrects the user record |
| A permission was granted but nothing changed | Permission results are cached for the session | — | Reload the page |