Seems increasingly difficult to slice and dice the information around Workfront training. Is there new / updated version of this playlist, based on the New Home rollout? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/playlists/workfront-view-and-manage-your-work-in-the-home-list?video=7

I had this same thing happen. I adjusted user access levels to solve the issue. One confusing thing: In my user access settings, it notes "filters/views" when adjusting to edit vs. view access, but doesn't note groups. Adobe must assume that's a given.

I've been able to replicate this in my environment. Thank you for the callout, and I'll be calling support to add to their list.

Our organization does not even utilize/sort documents at the task level due to our own internal processes...we use the Documents folders at a Project level. So to enable even the ability to upload documents on a task was a stopper for me. Priorities has been disabled in our instance. Not well though...

Case Number 00423095 can also be referenced. Thanks for identifying this @KatherineLa 

I am happy to share a sample of my communications to those interested - documentation and emails. ayost@athene.com. 

@jerflo where is it outlined what type of reminders users should be sent to "re-bookmark" the right URLs for when this change occurs? Are there dependencies around whether a system admin has made the default switch for their team to new home (workspace) vs. old (worklist or home)? Please advise.

@jerflo can you address the timing questions above, on both the date to be able to disable Priorities, and the fast follow functions/improvements to widgets? Thank you. 

Thank you. @jerflo I'm reviewing documentation/video on the Priorities list now. I don't know if you want to keep receiving feedback on this chain, or if you could start a discussion in which you capture all questions prior to rollout? Or maybe that's something that will be hosted here by an Adobe r...

We utilize OKTA company-wide, aside from our creatives who may utilize Adobe sign on just a bit differently than others to get to the suite of products.