A (received) Shared Case is displayed as sender/owner

[crackytsi]

Bug / Feature Request

Work Environment

Question	Answer
OS version (server)	Debian
OS version (client)	10
TheHive version / git hash	4 RC1
Package Type	DEB

Problem Description

A (received) Shared Case is displayed as sender/owner.
This is irritating. Actually its only a received share.
Therefore the option is to delete it, but this fails ("Case sharing update failed")

Steps to Reproduce

1. Share a case
2. Check view on the share receiver side.

Possible Solutions

Make a section like "Shared by other organisations"

[jeromeleonard]

@crackytsi we need more details please. Does the problem stand in the UI ? Would you prefer to have another indicator to say that the case is "received" ?

[crackytsi]

My understanding is that if I have OrgA and OrgB the case stays in the Org.
That means CaseA creates a Case, shares it with OrgB.
In this case we see that in OrgA we share Case with OrgB.
("The current case is shared with the following organisation(s): OrgB"

But on OrgB we can also see:
("The current case is shared with the following organisation(s): OrgA"

I would expect a little difference:
("The current case is shared from organisation: OrgA"
instead of
("The current case is shared with the following organisation(s): OrgA"

That was confusing for me.

[jeromeleonard]

Ok I understand. In orgB you can see "Shared from another organisation" in the information label when putting the mouse over the little icon next to the title of the case.

Maybe it is not enough.

[crackytsi]

This is a screenshot of the (receiving organisation) "shared from"

[jeromeleonard]

yes, maybe this part needs for improvement.

[nadouani]

This is a screenshot of the (receiving organisation) "shared from"

This section can contain multiple shares on that table, if OrgA shares the case with 10 other organisations. So telling you that The current case is shared with the following organisation(s) is meaningful.

We could probably add a visual indicator to highlight the share representing the owner of the case.

[nadouani]

We will try to make it clearer, thanks @crackytsi