feat(core): allow defining permissions for the app commands #9008
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amrbashir
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amrbashir
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core/tauri-build/src/lib.rs
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| let mut acl_manifests = acl::get_manifests_from_plugins()?; | ||
| acl_manifests.insert( | ||
| "".into(), |
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this seems sort of magical key and can be easily forgot about? we should add an explicit field or marker for it
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you're right, pushed
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Current ACL only applies to plugin commands. This PR adds a mechanism to autogenerate permissions for the app commands - though it needs to be manually provided by the user :( - and also pull permission from a directory, similar to how plugin permissions work.
By default all app commands are still allowed, so if you do not use
tauri_build::Attributes::app_manifestyou're not affected by this change.