I have a workflow template called “A” which is used by a lot of projects. From time to time I update the template and assign different users to translation and proofreading steps. When I assign the updated template to a project and save the workflow everything looks fine. The steps have the correct users. But when I refresh the workflow in the browser I see the old assigned users again.
How can I assign a workflow template to a project and ensure that all previous user assignments are overwritten?
I tried to reproduce your behavior from my side, but the changes were successfully saved. Is there any chance you could record a short video with all your steps?
Hi!
Thanks for the video, could you please double-check if users from the template workflow have enough rights to access the Proofreading step or if they are included in the Users list of your organization?
After I click on Save new workflow button I can see that there are pending invitations for new contributors in the Members tab of my test project
I don’t see how permissions come into play here. The problem is that there are too many users assigned to workflow steps, not that some are missing.
If you look at 00:37 of my video, only a handful users should be assigned as proofreaders. I want only the users from the workflow template to be assigned in the project. Still, after saving and reloading the workflow, all previously assigned users (00:05) appear again (00:45). Somehow Crowdin fails to remove the previously assigned users.
Thank you very much for your tests, they helped us to exclude a few assumptions, and we really appreciate your assistance with this case.
We need to check it in a detailed way (44862), unfortunately, I can’t provide any right-now solution at the moment. We will notify you as soon as we have any news on the matter.
