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This page applies to Dash Enterprise 5. If your organization uses Dash Enterprise 4, app co-ownership is not supported.
Adding co-owners to a Dash app can simplify collaboration. Co-owners can manage an app and its services and deploy changes to it. Individual users or groups can be added as app co-owners. And both owners and co-owners can add and remove co-owners.
See the Roles and Permissions page for a full breakdown of the differences between an app owner and co-owner permissions on an app.
To add a user as an app co-owner:
Depending on how Dash Enterprise authentication is configured in your organization, users may need to log in before you can add them. See User and Group Troubleshooting for more details.
Changes to app co-ownership permissions take effect the next time the users log in to Dash Enterprise. Administrators with access to Keycloak can log users out by going to Sessions > Log out all sessions, forcing them to log back in so that changes are applied.
To add all the members of a group as app co-owners:
If your administrator has chosen to use nested groups (where parent groups have child groups as members), you’ll see both parent groups and child groups available. Child groups are displayed in the format “Parent group/child group”. Note that child groups do not automatically inherit app co-ownership that you give to its parent group. To give app co-ownership to a group containing child groups, you need to select each child group.
Depending on how Dash Enterprise groups are configured in your organization, a group may only be available once a member of the group has logged in. See User and Group Troubleshooting for more details.
Changes to app co-ownership permissions take effect the next time the users log in to Dash Enterprise. Administrators with access to Keycloak can log users out by going to Sessions > Log out all sessions, forcing them to log back in so that changes are applied.
To remove co-owners from an app:
Changes to app co-ownership permissions take effect the next time the users log in to Dash Enterprise. Administrators with access to Keycloak can log users out by going to Sessions > Log out all sessions, forcing them to log back in so that changes are applied.