Description
A project-specific link should have /private in the URL somewhere, while sharable links should have /share somewhere. Potential distinct URL canonicalizations:
https://typst.app/project/private/whiughskghsdjg vs. https://typst.app/project/share/whiughskghsdjghttps://typst.app/project/whiughskghsdjg vs. https://typst.app/share/whiughskghsdjghttps://typst.app/private/whiughskghsdjg vs. https://typst.app/share/whiughskghsdjg
The first option (https://typst.app/project/private/whiughskghsdjg) is ugly, but also very clear, which may be worth it. Also, https://typst.app/project/... could perhaps always expand to https://typst.app/project/private/....
Use Case
Everyone's instinct when sharing a Typst project is to copy the URL out of the URL bar, and send it to someone. This usually doesn't work, unless the person who's viewing it is already a collaborator on the project. It would be good to discourage this behaviour...
Both sharable (generated from the share menu) and non-sharable links have the same URL structure: https://typst.app/project/whiughskghsdjg). This means you can't tell if a link is sharable or non-sharable by just looking at it, and I think (without justification) that this is responsible for my slightly-higher-than-Google-Docs rate of copy-pasting the wrong link.
Description
A project-specific link should have
/privatein the URL somewhere, while sharable links should have/sharesomewhere. Potential distinct URL canonicalizations:https://typst.app/project/private/whiughskghsdjgvs.https://typst.app/project/share/whiughskghsdjghttps://typst.app/project/whiughskghsdjgvs.https://typst.app/share/whiughskghsdjghttps://typst.app/private/whiughskghsdjgvs.https://typst.app/share/whiughskghsdjgThe first option (
https://typst.app/project/private/whiughskghsdjg) is ugly, but also very clear, which may be worth it. Also,https://typst.app/project/...could perhaps always expand tohttps://typst.app/project/private/....Use Case
Everyone's instinct when sharing a Typst project is to copy the URL out of the URL bar, and send it to someone. This usually doesn't work, unless the person who's viewing it is already a collaborator on the project. It would be good to discourage this behaviour...
Both sharable (generated from the share menu) and non-sharable links have the same URL structure:
https://typst.app/project/whiughskghsdjg). This means you can't tell if a link is sharable or non-sharable by just looking at it, and I think (without justification) that this is responsible for my slightly-higher-than-Google-Docs rate of copy-pasting the wrong link.