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…mission to view the admin tool (staff) can more easily enable/disable a feature for just their session. This is useful for testing/debugging workflow. The new options are: - Session Enable - Session Disable - Session Bypass (The default, which falls back to the real status.) Implementation wise, this works by adding a session cookie per switch. Restarting the browser will delete the cookie, and normal users will not have any extra cookies.
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Add session specific controls to dashboard so that users who have permission to view the admin tool (staff) can more easily enable/disable a feature for just their session. This is useful for testing/debugging workflow.
The new options are:
Implementation wise, this works by adding a session cookie per switch. Restarting the browser will delete the cookie, and normal users will not have any extra cookies.