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Upon opening a file, it would be nice if Revit opened up a prompt asking you to select which workset you would like to be active within the file upon opening (not just which ones would be open or closed). Often times, when collaborating, it's very easy to proceed working on an incorrect workset between different Revit sessions. The prompt would prevent this. I think a checkbox in the existing workset dialog box is not enough. It should be mandatory upon each file open.
I think this is already an option when you first save the file, under options.
"Open workset default. Sets the workset default for the central model when opened locally. From this list, you save a worksharing file to always default to one of the following options: All, Editable, Last Viewed, or Specify. The only way a user can change this option is to resave a new central model by selecting "Make this a Central Model after save" on the File Save Options dialog. The local model can use the Reload Latest tool to update the changed option."https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-products/getting-started/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2017/...
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