To add to this, in case it wasn't obvious, it's not viable in our environment to provide FME Server security permissions to users just to allow edit privileges for Apps.
Hi @nic_ran ,
You're right, at the moment it looks like the only user accounts with permission to 'Manage' the User Management page are able to edit apps that they do not own. I think the reason behind this is because when a server app is created/edit this will generate/update a token, and only users with 'User Management' permissions are able to view and edit tokens they do not own.
I would recommend you file an idea to request an enhancement that will enable users who do not have administrative privileges to edit apps they do not own.
Thanks @hollyatsafe I'll submit an enhancement request.
Hi, thanks for your reasoning, I found the answers for me
Hi @nic_ran ,
(Thank you if your enhancement request produced this)
I recently had the same scenario on FME flow 2023.1
If your go into the user management
then go into the user you want to have access.
expand the down arrow on the right of “Flow Workspace Apps”,
select the check boxes or give full access in the summary against the app you want to share.
You can also do the same for a role if you need more than one user to have edit access.