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Shared WorkBench templates #4053
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Requested By: Anu at CSIRO |
If this could just be sharable like a query (so anyone can access the WorkBench data set URL and save the data set to their account) Ideally it would be an option when a new data set is being created |
I think the fact that we don't have read permissions for the workbench table might make this a bit trickier - unlike with query builder, you won't be able to prevent anonymous users from reading all your datasets (and since dataset id is just a sequential ID, it's quite easy to guess) so ideally, we would fix #2813, and as part of that, would add permissions for these tables (including read tables), and then open up data sets a bit more of course, the current implementation of query sharing is not ideal either, so it could use a bit more brainstorming (#256) (and record sets too) or more short term, add some sort of "is public" checkbox (which seems like what you are suggesting) (like proposed for queries in #256 (comment)) fun fact: even if you remove every single permission from the user, the workbench is still accessible because we don't have a read permission for it |
Trying to help reduce the pain in my PR aimed to solve #1363 |
For CSIRO's request, they would like to be able to share the template in bulk, and it should be updated for all accessing users when edited. Ideally, the shared templates would also be read-only. They would also like this concept implemented for sharing saved queries, which is relevant to #1146 |
Somewhat related to #4052, it would be great to have the ability to share these templates with any user in the database.
Having a list of "template" mappings when creating a new data set would be really useful.
Requested By: Dan Baker at CSIRO (Asana)
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