Extension Pointers - Simple yet significant pointers #5: Deleting developers from workspace

Deleting developers from Sigma workspace

As a continuation to our previous post in this series, let's see how you can remove developers from your workspace. Similar to adding developers to your workspace, you can remove developers in order to revoke access to your workspace.

How to delete developers from your Sigma workspace

Go to Sigma. Choose the workspace you own.
Choose Settings from the left panel, then click Developers.

Click the dotted icon next to the developer you wish to delete.

Click Delete.

You will be prompted with a dialogue box asking if you want to delete the user. Click Yes, delete.

If the developer has been associated with any extension, then a confirmation message will be prompted again stating that the developer is associated with {number of} extensions. Click Yes, delete.

Upon deleting, the developer will be removed from the workspace and the associated extensions as well.

SEE ALSO:

Adding developers to workspace

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