whitelists and blacklists can be global #52
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Until now, Feature.whitelist and .blacklist took a required first
argument -- the name of the feature:
Arturo::Feature.whitelist(:foo) do |recipient|
recipient.plan.has_foo?
end
Now whitelists and blacklists can be global. The block takes the feature
as the first argument:
Arturo::Feature.whitelist do |feature, recipient|
recipient.plan.has?(feature.to_sym)
end
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whitelists and blacklists can be global
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Until now,
Feature.whitelistand.blacklisttook a required first argument -- the name of the feature:Now whitelists and blacklists can be global. The block takes the feature as the first argument:
The former is now implemented on top of the latter.