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> You don’t want org1 to have access to the data that user x has access to in org2 Of course not—I'm not sure why you'd think I mean that? I'm just saying tha
by nightpool 1y ago
> You don’t want org1 to have access to the data that user x has access to in org2
Of course not—I'm not sure why you'd think I mean that?
I'm just saying that if I open a link to `https://datadog.com/alert/12389 https://datadog.com/alert/12389` and `https://datadog.com/alert/12500 https://datadog.com/alert/12500` and the alerts are for different orgs, my auth cookies should be able to tell that I, as user X, have access to both orgs without having to "switch contexts" or re-auth.