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There is a "temporary solution" for this. Create some read-only channels with the necessary members, then use, on the other channel, the command /invite-all-from .
Example:
Create a read-only channel called team-sales
Add all team sales users to this channel
Finally, go to all the channels you would like to include the sales team (ie: opportunities, sales-meetings etc) and add all users from you fake channel team-sales with: /invite-all-from team-sales
Maybe a much simple solution for the Rocket.Chat developers would create a hidden channel type (teams) to allow this team organization without deep coding.
Hi. My employer is interested in developing this feature, but we would like to know if there are any requirements that you would like us to consider. This is so that we have the best chance of having a pull request accepted. This feature is blocking requirement for us if we want continue using RocketChat, so we have to build it or find a different solution.
@maudrid thanks for reaching out. Yes, it is definitely on the roadmap and we should have a discussion. Please email me at sing dot li at rocket dot chat and continue this conversation with the related team members.
@maudrid Please have your team involved go through this 5 years old discussion just in case your intention for the "scope of this feature" goes beyond what is mentioned ONLY ON THIS ticket (shortcut to add a group of users to a channel). Thanks.
Hi, @maudrid and @Sing-Li I'd like to participate in this discussion. I don't think this is much related to multi-tenant. I think it is more related to how MS Teams work. One team is not necessarily completely isolated from the other team, but they can have access to different channels and me mentioned to as a single entity, etc.
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I have reviewed the other issue. Our purpose is just to make it easy to add/remove a pre-selected list of users to a channel without having to manage individual users.
Our current work around is to have an external list of users and adding and removing users from channels using the API, the problem is keeping all of this in sync is a nightmare.
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krzysztofspilka commentedon Feb 27, 2017
Also agree, desperately need that one.
PS We <3 RocketChat, keep up this great work!
engelgabriel commentedon Sep 20, 2017
Depends on RocketChat/Rocket.Chat#3522
pablocerdeira commentedon Mar 11, 2018
There is a "temporary solution" for this. Create some read-only channels with the necessary members, then use, on the other channel, the command /invite-all-from .
Example:
Maybe a much simple solution for the Rocket.Chat developers would create a hidden channel type (teams) to allow this team organization without deep coding.
sampaiodiego commentedon Mar 29, 2018
are the slash commands
/invite-all-fromand/invite-all-toenough?geekgonecrazy commentedon Mar 29, 2018
I think this ties into the groups or teams functionality like github has with
@rocketchat/core[-]Ability to add a group of users to a channel[/-][+]Ability to add a team of users to a channel[/+]maudrid commentedon May 15, 2020
Hi. My employer is interested in developing this feature, but we would like to know if there are any requirements that you would like us to consider. This is so that we have the best chance of having a pull request accepted. This feature is blocking requirement for us if we want continue using RocketChat, so we have to build it or find a different solution.
Sing-Li commentedon May 15, 2020
@maudrid thanks for reaching out. Yes, it is definitely on the roadmap and we should have a discussion. Please email me at sing dot li at rocket dot chat and continue this conversation with the related team members.
maudrid commentedon May 15, 2020
Sing-Li commentedon May 15, 2020
@maudrid Please have your team involved go through this 5 years old discussion just in case your intention for the "scope of this feature" goes beyond what is mentioned ONLY ON THIS ticket (shortcut to add a group of users to a channel). Thanks.
engelgabriel commentedon May 16, 2020
Hi, @maudrid and @Sing-Li I'd like to participate in this discussion. I don't think this is much related to multi-tenant. I think it is more related to how MS Teams work. One team is not necessarily completely isolated from the other team, but they can have access to different channels and me mentioned to as a single entity, etc.
maudrid commentedon May 16, 2020
maudrid commentedon May 19, 2020
I have reviewed the other issue. Our purpose is just to make it easy to add/remove a pre-selected list of users to a channel without having to manage individual users.
Our current work around is to have an external list of users and adding and removing users from channels using the API, the problem is keeping all of this in sync is a nightmare.
maudrid commentedon Jun 23, 2020
@Sing-Li I have sent you a few emails but have not gotten a reply. Am I using the correct email address?
Sing-Li commentedon Jun 24, 2020
I did not see them @maudrid please try again sing dot li at rocket dot chat. Or find me on https;//open.rocket.chat
rasos commentedon Jun 30, 2021
Teams are now available since RC 3.13. You can assign channels to a team. See https://docs.rocket.chat/guides/user-guides/teams/teams-channels