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[feature request] Access invisible tool pages through hard links #245
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Thoughts? |
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Hi all,
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Alternatively, you might want to simply add an extra button to create tasks on Maintenance page, with popup to select tool with search function (including hidden ones). Similar to what already happen with "Schedule new training" under trainings. |
Limiting to staff sounds reasonable. Showing a tool page is not a hard requirement -- the solution you propose is fine. For now, we've switched to using Teams for staff members' to-do lists. Of course, I'd prefer if everything were in NEMO so all info is in one place. |
Overview
Currently, tools marked 'invisible' show a blank page if you navigate to their hard link (e.g., nemo.mydomain.tld/tool-control/123/). I would instead like to be able to see the invisible tool, even if it's unfindable by any other means.
Use Case
Following my "everything is a tool" paradigm, I want a private ticketing system that I or my staff can use to assign tasks to ourselves (or each other) without it being public to all 250 users. So for example, I want to make a tool called "Travis" that's marked invisible, and then report problems to myself to create a sort of to-do list. Ideally (because it's invisible) it wouldn't generate email notifications, but I can work around that if needed.
Why in NEMO?
Centralizing this in NEMO versus using another task tracking program is just helpful because it makes NEMO my one stop for everything facility-related.
Elements Involved
(a) Don't hide the 'invisible' tool page when navigating by hard URL
(b) [optional] disable email notifications for problems/tasks on invisible tools
Thanks for considering!
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