Use partial rule in allow/block/reject-device commands #428
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This is rather quality of life change. It enables users to write partial rule (rule without target specified) on commands like allow-device. When a user wants to allow a device with allow-device, he will not need to write a complete rule, for example: usbguard allow-device block name "MyUSB" but instead he can write usbguard allow-device name "MyUSB". Same holds for block-device and reject-device commands.