@brianteeman what do you suggest? A new access option or a default? If a Default which you would prefer?
I think if we use a Default access level than we should use one of these:
core.admin, core.manage, core.edit.

What do you think?

Again I have no personal preference on the method just on the ability to do
it

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@brianteeman https://github.com/brianteeman what do you suggest? A new
access option or a default? If a Default which you would prefer?
I think if we use a Default access level than we should use one of these:
core.admin, core.manage, core.edit.

What do you think?

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I cannot see necessity to give a human a special access method. Give him/her super-user password and name.

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@cor138 we don't speak about a special access method only on a access level like core.manage or other to access it via Backend.

@cor138 thats the whole point of this. There currently is no way to give
someone access to one part of the template manager and not the other

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@cor138 https://github.com/cor138 we don't speak about a special access
method only on a access level like core.manage or other to access it via
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Moving to Confirmed now we need to code and define which access we should use. Thanks