Fixes #18626: Popup error on group page with a readonly user in 6.2 #3399
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| @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ final case object OnlyAdmin extends AuthorizationApiMapping { | |||
| case Group.Edit => GroupApi.UpdateGroup.x :: GroupApi.UpdateGroupCategory.x :: Nil | |||
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| case Node.Read => NodeApi.ListAcceptedNodes.x :: NodeApi.ListPendingNodes.x :: NodeApi.NodeDetails.x :: | |||
| NodeApi.NodeInheritedProperties.x :: | |||
| NodeApi.NodeInheritedProperties.x :: NodeApi.NodeDetailsTable.x :: | |||
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Put it also in "Group.Read" so it's ok if you can read Group, but not Node!
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https://issues.rudder.io/issues/18626