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Add REST API authentication and permissions #15
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| @@ -117,6 +121,7 @@ public RuleSource parse(@ApiParam(name = "rule", required = true) @NotNull RuleS | |||
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| @ApiOperation(value = "Get all processing rules") | |||
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| @RequiresPermissions(PipelineRestPermissions.PIPELINE_RULE_READ) | |||
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I know that we're doing this with other resources as well, but this would allow users to read rules they're not allowed to read in #get(String) via the #getAll() method.
Should we filter out rules that the user isn't allowed to read? (I doubt that this will ever happen, but at least it should work…)
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LGTM. 👍 |
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We currently do not have roles that makes use of the permission restrictions, but they are addressable nonetheless.