Hey team,
I would love to see audit logs on queries!
Our team has a group of people who contribute to a bi weekly reporting dashboard. Sometime we have to adjust quires, and this can get quite hectic when multiple people are editing things. I know the dashboard locks others out when one person is editing, but when it comes to individual quires, seeing what has been added or changed, could be quite helpful, while developing reporting standards as a team.
Thanks!
+1 to this! A version history for queries and dashboards would also be really helpful.
We have a number of contributors to Explore across different teams in order for data to be consumable directly by managers and team leads whenever they need it. Currently we do not have the resource or capacity to funnel all dashboard and query requests to a single team without delaying access to data, and I'm sure we're not the only business that has this limitation. It feels unfair to overly restrict access to Explore when I feel it is an easy to use tool that should be made accessible to the teams that need it.
That being said, it is difficult to manage multiple users and access to queries when you can't view a version history of a query or even the date it was created or edited (for example "2 months ago" doesn't help me pinpoint when the edit was made).
Currently we have a very manual process to declare major edits and new queries and dashboards, but that is also hard to manage if it's not being managed consistently.
A feature to be able to review revisions to queries and dashboards, and restore queries and dashboards, like you can with Articles in Guide, would be brilliant to monitor changes, revert any errors, and also have a clear view of what was displayed on a certain date for auditing.
+1
A version history for what changes you or someone else has done was a great feature of GoodData/Insights and one that I expected with Explore.
Hey Everyone, Sorry for the radio silence here.
While we have nothing to report on this problem, we acknowledge it is one. Please continue to adding your support and context to help build urgency and need! We're listening!
Also, as a point of clarity, I just want to dig into this a bit.
It looks like there are two main asks:
Is the "someone changed something" helpful even without the version control aspect of it, or is it really just the "WHAT changed" that matters here?
I know, weird line to split, but the former is a lower bar than the latter at the moment!
Would love to hear more
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