I've been looking for this as well.  It seems like there's still no way to find the path of a document, even from within the project.  We have a fairly complicated folder structure in the documents section, and once you're looking at a document it doesn't seem like there's any way to surface the fol...

I really wish this worked as well! Almost seems like an oversight, as the project sharing permissions carry over, but not permissions for the document folders.  

We've been frustrated by this as well.  One interim remedy is to have your Project Managers subscribe to any projects they are assigned to. You can find it in the 'three dots' menu to the right of the project title, click 'Subscribe'.Why this isn't applied automatically for the project owner I'm not...

This still isn't possible right? I need to create a bunch of 'comment' fields, would like to have the label always say 'comment' but have the name be distinct so they're different fields in the system. Is this still not something I can do?

This would be so helpful. Can't believe project owners aren't automatically subscribed.  

Would love dark mode for Workfront, our entire Team is all-in on dark mode in most everything else we use, hoping it comes to Workfront soon!

Description -Add the ability to set Microsoft Purview sensitivity labels for documents from within Workfront.Why is this feature important to you -Our organization is requiring all documents within our agency to have a sensitivity level, and be able to set this within Workfront would save time. See ...

It's crazy that proof notifications do not show up in the notifications area. Very confusing for our users.  

We'd love to have the ability to default lists of tasks or forms in 'Project Details' to collapsed.  Even a global setting to collapse everything by default would be an improvement.  

I realize it's been 5 years since this thread was opened, but it seems like this still isn't possible. We'd love to be able to set project tasks to be collapsed or expanded by default, across anyone viewing the project.