[report 2297] GROK-20771: PowerPack: Route every current-user-group lookup through getCurrentUserGroup() and handle an unavailable group instead of dereferencing it - #3996
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When the current user's group could not be retrieved,
grok.dapi.groups.findresolved to null and PowerPack dereferenced it as a non-nullable group in three places, throwing at startup and leaving the home page's dashboard widgets panel empty.All three sites now share the existing
getCurrentUserGroup()helper, which resolves null on a failed lookup (and does not cache the failure), so widgets without acanViewrestriction still render and permission-gated ones fail closed.Diff: +30/-12 · 4 files
Verified: reproduction recipe replayed on the patched build — the original error no longer fires
Full analysis: GROK-20771