I looked at some similar-sounding Github issues (14052 & 14957) but I think I am having a slightly different problem.
User groups are set up such that everyone has Curate access to Our Analytics and then their team's sub-collection. There are other collections under Our Analytics that they only have view access to. However, we're running into an issue where users cannot save to the collections they have access to, including their personal collections.
The "save" button is grayed out:
This seems to happen only with Native SQL questions regardless of data source and usually when creating a new question (as opposed to editing existing). It does not seem to happen 100% of the time. The queries seem to finish and display results just fine. I looked at the logs around running and trying to save this question but I'm not able to find anything that looks related.
Am I missing something in permissions or something?
Diagnostic info:
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