yes this is some kind of twilight zone ... Actually it is required behavior due to the multi-client capability of ACC V1.9. For instance, imagine an Admin A creates an Action for 5 Devices and then an Admin B who only has permissions for 2 of these 5 devices changes the scheduled action. We will review how to handle such cases in the future, but if we do any changes then it will be low priority.
yes this is some kind of twilight zone ... Actually it is required behavior due to the multi-client capability of ACC V1.9. For instance, imagine an Admin A creates an Action for 5 Devices and then an Admin B who only has permissions for 2 of these 5 devices changes the scheduled action. We will review how to handle such cases in the future, but if we do any changes then it will be low priority.
