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title: "Scope misconfiguration errors and warnings"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/DLP/2211874401/Scope%20misconfiguration%20errors%20and%20warnings"
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> Macro (aura-html)

## X tasks in the scope. Synchronization may take a bit longer...

While trying to save the scope, you might encounter the following warnings:

- "X tasks in the scope. Synchronization may take a bit longer..."

The warning will appear if the task limit in Technical info is not defined or exceeds 25,000 tasks.

- "Scope misconfiguration! A value with ID '10375' does not exist for the field 'id.' user: (...)."  
In case of **Scope Misconfiguration / Scope corruption**, visit the Scope Misconfiguration - Corrupted Scope page for troubleshooting instructions.

The scope is corrupted:

- A scope element (Jira project, filter, board) ceased to exist - JQL used to define box scope leads to a deleted item
- A scope owner no longer has permission to access at least one of the scope elements.
- A scope owner is no longer active (the user account in the connected tool has been disabled)

## There is a problem with at least one scope element

![image](media://75b1c3fd-a5a9-4f22-9e76-b2ff38643b84)

Scope Owner doesn't have access to one of the elements (Board/ Filter/ Project) you have tried to use to define the Box scope.

### Example

The app 'reads' all tasks through the lens of a Scope Owner. A Box can only include tasks to which the Scope owner has at least viewing access. 

In the example below, "Tofu" is the Jira user chosen to be a scope owner. User "Tofu" doesn't have permission to access the project added to the scope definition. As a logged-in user, you can have full access to a given item, but if the Scope Owner can't access it, the error will pop up. 

![image](media://78835a00-85c6-4470-a2b1-285275582569)

### Solutions

#### Change the scope owner

You can use a different user as a scope owner. The new Scope Owner user must have permission to access a given project/filter/board. 

#### Change permissions of the item

In the example above, the Project permissions were the problem. Go to project settings:

![image2021-5-26_15-53-36.png](media://cb543e95-fd69-451d-af79-ad5cde80dbde)

You have two options.

1. Associate a different scheme with the project.
2. Modify the existing permissions scheme.