In one of the tutorials it's mentioned that we can share a single view without showing users the rest of the project by sharing in full screen. It seems that this will only work for external users to have view only access. I want to be able to share a view to our company that they can still comment on without seeing any other views.
I tested this and as the shared user I can still minimize the full screen view, which then allows me to see and comment on other views. Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong. I tried manipulating the settings a bunch of ways but none worked how I expected.
https://www.loom.com/share/ff427d9c35f94924a00637b1ec19352d
In the recording, the left screen is using my admin account while the right screen is using a shared user. The screenshot shows the settings enabled for the shared user. Without Product Discovery access toggled on I was only able to view issues but not comment.
Back to your original question: it is currently not possible to restrict access to a single view - it's something we have planned for the future though.
Hey @Tanguy Crussondo you have any news on this by any chance? We're also very interested in this feature...
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Hi Susanna, we do have a feature in the upcoming Premium plan to have view-level permissions.
In the standard edition what you can do is publish a view and decide who can access it. And people can only see what you've configured in the view. (try the "Publish" button top right of any view)
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thanks a lot for the info @Tanguy Crussonthis would surely help us a lot...
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I would highly appreciate this feature, too!
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Thank you @Ariana DeJesus for this and the other issue you sent us. We'll look into this, it sounds like we're not setting some things properly on the product access front.
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