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there are no grain dashboard-level controls avaliable #2445

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anddyhuaa opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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there are no grain dashboard-level controls avaliable #2445

anddyhuaa opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 2 comments

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@anddyhuaa
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Superset version

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although there are already some grain control on menus and views, no dashboard-level control and management avaliable for several users.others should not see the dashboard and also its name i built unless i grant it to or share with it? e.g when i entered the welcome page,if i built different dashboards for the same datasource,other users could see it .

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xrmx commented Mar 21, 2017

Dup of #1806

@xrmx xrmx closed this as completed Mar 21, 2017
@cherrylynn
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### "Dashboard level access control" is really really needed !

Add permissions at the dashboard level.

  • Create permissions for each dashboard with the format "dashboard access on dashboard_title"
  • The name of the permission is updated if the dashboard title is changed.
  • Add a dashboard permission to a role via the Edit Role form, or, for convenience, add a role to a dashboard via the Edit Dashboard form.
  • Optionally, add a default role to be added to each new dashboard created from a slice.
  • The permission "all_dashboard_access" is added to Admin, Alpha, and Gamma roles.
  • To allow private dashboards, remove "all_dashboard_access" from a role. This role will then only have access to the dashboards specified. Add a dashboard's permission to a role to "publish" it.
  • Note that these permissions do not apply to slices. To make the data in a dashboard truly private, use dashboard permissions with a read only role that has no slice/explore access.

Reference: #5099

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