Is the permissions chart meant to be the interactive? #249
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Is the permissions chart meant to be the interactive? Is it like Hasura? |
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Hey @Immortalin - at the moment it's just indicative. We will add functionality later for this, but you don't really need it since most of the time you will just be able to use the "Auth" section in Supabase, which works with Row Level Security
Postgres roles/user grants are a bit different from Hasura. In Postgres, roles & users are essentially the same thing except that "users" can log in to the Database. Roles can have permissions, and can inherit from other roles. For now, I would suggest you ignore this section and instead focus on the "Policies" tab of the Authentication section. We will work on Postgres roles/users/permissions in the future. |
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Hey @Immortalin - at the moment it's just indicative. We will add functionality later for this, but you don't really need it since most of the time you will just be able to use the "Auth" section in Supabase, which works with Row Level Security
Postgres roles/user grants are a bit different from Hasura. In Postgres, roles & users are essentially the same thing except that "users" can log in to the Database. Roles can have permissions, and can inherit from other roles.
For now, I would suggest you ignore this section and instead focus on the "Policies" tab of the Authentication section. We will work on Postgres roles/users/permissions in the future.