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view access to website steps
I just noticed during one of our client review meetings that users without manage access to a website definition cannot even see the step details (I normally am in admin mode so this is not obvious unless logged in as the client, which I do during reviews).
Given that website alerts include virtually no information, I think this is a critical missing feature. Please allow users to see all steps and what they each do and expect. A test should also show why the test failed, if it did.
Thanks,
Mark
mnagel
Posted 7 years ago·Last reply 7 years ago
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mnagel
OP7 years agoI had the same thought and concern. I still feel like there is a safe way to summarize the step failure in a way that does not expose sensitive data, but I agree it could be tricky. No information is definitely unhelpful. Perhaps my workaround is the only actual safe method. Sadly, the dialog view for read-only users is so washed out, the text is nearly invisible.
Joe_Tran
·7 years agoI've waffled on this feature a bit internally. Being able to see the request payloads would give the viewer access to see privileged credential information potentially.
mnagel
OP7 years agoFWIW, I see that we can add a description to explain the steps, which is possibly a workaround, but LM should be able to show the step details without enabling editing. Regardless, I don't think the step failure information is communicated in alerts (nor can it be with the existing token system).