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Describe the problem/bug
When modifying non-admin users on the Server Settings, if the Is Admin checkbox is left unchecked and the Save button is pushed, a spurious error is shown that states:
This is the only Admin, so their role can't be removed until another Admin is added.
The account being modified was not actually an admin (so the Is admin checkbox was unchecked), and is not the current admin account I am logged in with.
Your environment
Version of BTCPay Server: 1.0.5.2
Deployment method: Docker on Ubuntu
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Logs (if applicable)
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Setup Parameters
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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to Server Settings -> Users.
Create a new user account.
Edit the new user account.
Leaving Is adminunchecked, click Save.
Receive the error message as shown in the screenshot.
Expected behavior
The error message should not be displayed. The user account was not an admin to begin with, and the account being edited is not the admin account I am logged in with.
Actual behavior
As described above.
Screenshots/Links
Additional context
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the problem/bug
When modifying non-admin users on the Server Settings, if the
Is Admin
checkbox is left unchecked and theSave
button is pushed, a spurious error is shown that states:The account being modified was not actually an admin (so the
Is admin
checkbox was unchecked), and is not the current admin account I am logged in with.Your environment
Logs (if applicable)
N/A
Setup Parameters
N/A
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Server Settings -> Users
.Is admin
unchecked, clickSave
.Expected behavior
The error message should not be displayed. The user account was not an admin to begin with, and the account being edited is not the admin account I am logged in with.
Actual behavior
As described above.
Screenshots/Links
Additional context
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: