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Right now an unregistered device is considered the same as a registered device when looking at the whitelisted roles.
That means, unless a device has already been registered with a role and then unregistered it can't be matched in the whitelist.
We should enforce the 'registration' role in the matching of the whitelist when a node is unregistered ignoring any previous role it had and making sure it has one for matching
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Right now an unregistered device is considered the same as a registered device when looking at the whitelisted roles.
That means, unless a device has already been registered with a role and then unregistered it can't be matched in the whitelist.
We should enforce the 'registration' role in the matching of the whitelist when a node is unregistered ignoring any previous role it had and making sure it has one for matching
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: