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Problem/Motivation
The descriptions on the permissions in Content Moderation don't really add much, apart from visual clutter.
Proposed resolution
Remove the descriptions.
Remaining tasks
User interface changes
API changes
Data model changes
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#14 | 2890380-14.patch | 847 bytes | timmillwood |
Comments
Comment #2
timmillwoodInitial patch
Comment #3
acrosmanI often find it helpful when permissions have the dependency relationships stated (e.g. 'Also requires "View any unpublished content" permission)').
Comment #5
dixon_Looks good.
Comment #6
xjmI'm fine with the current direction of the patch, but should we discuss #3?
Comment #7
timmillwoodDisplaying permission dependencies isn't something we do anywhere else in core, but we could leave it there if there's agreement.
Comment #8
acrosmanI can't really think of other places in core where one permissions requires another (although I don't have them memorized by a long stretch). My instinct is to say maybe that should be fixed another way, but I don't want to open a can of worms on a simple issue.
I guess my question is how else is someone new to Content Moderation supposed to figure out why setting "view latest version" didn't actually do anything?
If I'm the only one who feels this way please feel free to move on without me.
Comment #9
timmillwoodI think it's fine to leave the requirement in.
Comment #10
xjmThe updated patch looks good to me.
Comment #11
xjmHm, needs a reroll though.
Comment #12
amateescu CreditAttribution: amateescu for Pfizer, Inc. commentedRerolled for #2900320: Remove workflow type checkWorkflowAcess() & "view content moderation" permission, which removed one of the permissions in that file.
Comment #13
catchNeeds another re-roll
Comment #14
timmillwoodHere's another re-roll.
Comment #15
xjmThanks @timmillwood.
Comment #18
catch