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Auto-Assign field permissions to all profiles #70

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ianzepp opened this issue Oct 26, 2014 · 2 comments
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Auto-Assign field permissions to all profiles #70

ianzepp opened this issue Oct 26, 2014 · 2 comments
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ianzepp commented Oct 26, 2014

When I deploy a github project into a new dev org, I would like for all profiles to have full access to all incoming metadata. When I recently ran through the org-init process, I don't think field security was assigned, because I'm now having to go back into the profile config and enable all tabs, as well as enable read/write on all fields in the packaged code.

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kbromer commented Oct 27, 2014

That's because FLS is assigned on the profile - you'd need to either roll permission sets for each combination you want to enable, or you'd have to role custom profiles.

Might be possible to script FLS addition into SysAdmin, though it would be a separate process from deploy, probably something custom

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ianzepp commented Nov 11, 2014

Update: we are now using/including permission sets with Bios and Giving so far. There is still some funkiness around user permissions and differences between SF orgs (AllowEmailIC is the one that keeps popping up as a deployment problem, but there are others as well).

@jlantz jlantz added the enhancement Listed under "Changes" in the changelog label Dec 5, 2014
@jlantz jlantz closed this as completed Jan 20, 2017
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