Hi — I (and other users I’ve shared with) are also having a similar problem this morning. Keep getting a You do not have access to this app or it does not exist error even after signing in.
Hey Alexandru — thanks for your quick reply! Naturally, as I went to do a quick screen recording the issue appears to have resolved itself. Seems to be the case for other folks with access as well.
Not sure if there’s any info you’d like me to provide to help diagnose what was going on previously, but happy to do so if helpful.
Maybe something similiar is happening here,
I tried to access a private app (I’m the developer) and it’s not showing anymore, also for a a moment I was able to see other workspaces, not related with anyone in my company
@David_Brodsky I pushed out an around Friday 09:00 GMT to resolve the issue. This was a long-standing problem that was recently exacerbated by some other changes in the codebase. There is another improvement that I would like to make in this area to cover and edge case, but for most users, it should work as expected i.e. if you are invited to a private application, you will see the app if you are logged in with the email that was invited or you will be prompted to sign in.
@Pedro1 We had a small issue that led to more public workspaces than usual appearing in the workspace selector. The issue should be resolved. Only public apps that are also accessible via Google or the explore page would have appeared on those workspaces.
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