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I can imagine that an admin might want to know which users have which permissions at a given time. For example, that admin might want to check if the authz code is working properly, or maybe they'd want to be able to confirm on-playa that a given user has the access they need.
So, then, we could have links from the admin events page that would show results like the below (linking straight to JSON API responses sounds fine for this purpose).
Anyway, I'm just putting this out there for the time being. I'm interested in feedback as to whether this might actually be useful or just bloat. @wsanchez
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Maybe have a way for admins to see everyone's authorizations for a given event
Could have a way for admins to see everyone's authorizations for a given event
Jan 22, 2025
srabraham
changed the title
Could have a way for admins to see everyone's authorizations for a given event
We could have a way for admins to see everyone's authorizations for a given event
Jan 22, 2025
I could see in the incident view, a little indicator next to each ranger tagged on an incident indicating wither they have read, write, or reporter access to the event (or incident).
That might be a good way to ensure that if shift command needs more details from someone that they have the appropriate access.
I could see a longer-term feature like what you're suggesting, @chaoticbear, and especially if we were to have per-incident permissions, as you brought up last week.
I can imagine that an admin might want to know which users have which permissions at a given time. For example, that admin might want to check if the authz code is working properly, or maybe they'd want to be able to confirm on-playa that a given user has the access they need.
Here's a working prototype (no tests yet): https://gist.github.com/srabraham/2c64becfff503eb01ba39e19784a31cd
So, then, we could have links from the admin events page that would show results like the below (linking straight to JSON API responses sounds fine for this purpose).
Anyway, I'm just putting this out there for the time being. I'm interested in feedback as to whether this might actually be useful or just bloat. @wsanchez
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