Public Access URL Revocation Limits in qTest

Goal

Prevent accidental exposure of test artifacts by revoking or expiring public URLs once the Public Access toggle is disabled.

Current State

Enabling the Public Access toggle creates a permanent read‑only URL that remains valid until the toggle is turned off. However, disabling the toggle does not invalidate URLs that have already been generated; they continue to grant view‑only access until manually deleted. Audit logs record when a public link is created or disabled, but do not track subsequent usage or revocation.

Unresolved Questions

1. Does qTest provide an API or UI mechanism to revoke or delete previously generated public URLs after the Public Access toggle has been disabled?
2. Can a public URL be configured to expire automatically after a specified period, or must expiration be handled manually?
3. Is there a way to enforce revocation of all existing public URLs when a project is moved between environments (e.g., from dev to prod) to avoid cross‑environment leakage?