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Summary: Ref T603. Broadly, this allows you to implement a policy like "Only users in Engineering can use Differential." This isn't complete, and there will be a long tail of special cases to deal with. Some examples: - If you can't use Differential, should you still be able to attach/detach revisions from tasks? - You currently will be able to. - This actually seems pretty reasonable. - But in other cases it might not be: the "send user a message" action should probably require access to Conpherence. - If you can't use Differential, should you still be able to see feed stories about it? - You currently will be able to, if you can see the revisions. - This seems not-so-reasonable and we should probably lock it down. - If you can't use Differential, can users CC you on revisions? - Currently, they can, and you can't do anything about it. - Probably they shouldn't be able to? This seems challenging to explain in the UI. - If you can't use Differential, can you write a Herald rule against it? - You currently will be able to. - Seems like you obviously shouldn't be able to. - I think this is a general issue right now (you can still write Differential herald rules even if you uninstall the application, I believe). There are probably a few more things I haven't thought of. However, there are a finite number of these things and I suspect there aren't //too/ many more than this -- I can't come up with like 100 of them, and half of the ones above have easy fixes. Despite the rough edges, I think this accomplishes 95% of what installs expect from it. Test Plan: Restricted Differential and saw it vanish from the home page. Reviewers: btrahan Reviewed By: btrahan CC: aran Maniphest Tasks: T603 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D7203 |
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