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When attempting to open a Gen2 dataflow owned by someone else, I get the below message:
If I try to access the settings for that dataflow:
I am an admin on the workspace this dataflow is in, and the issue does not happen with Gen1 dataflows. Inconsistent messaging and imo this is a bug.
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Looks like settings are greyed out when a dataflow is unpublished. After publishing, the settings option is available in the context menu, even for those that don't own the dataflow. Ideally the interface would be able to account for this scenario so the user isn't directed to an option they don't have, but the issue is minor. It would also be good for the dataflow designer to indicate that no one can see your work until you first publish
Looks like settings are greyed out when a dataflow is unpublished. After publishing, the settings option is available in the context menu, even for those that don't own the dataflow. Ideally the interface would be able to account for this scenario so the user isn't directed to an option they don't have, but the issue is minor. It would also be good for the dataflow designer to indicate that no one can see your work until you first publish
Hi @JoshT ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Community.
Ask the original owner to grant you access, if they are available.
FYI:
I found a similar thread in the community that might be helpful to you.
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