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Disable user access request #4405
Disable user access request #4405
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You may want to disable the ModelView as well |
@mistercrunch Done. I left the access requests on by default. Is it better off by default? |
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Let's flip it off by default. |
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Done |
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Wait you're deleting all those tests :( Why not just have them look at the same config/feature flag? |
Ah, true. I'll do it that way instead. |
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Do you have idea how does it join with #4352 ? |
@maver1ck This PR only gives different deployments the the option to remove the ability to request access from users. It doesn't change whether gamma has access to dashboards it created. |
* add feature flag to config * wrap check around a feature flag * add flag to the model view * remove access request from seurity tests
* add feature flag to config * wrap check around a feature flag * add flag to the model view * remove access request from seurity tests
The request access feature isn't fully implemented and it can potentially be misleading to users who click the access request button and expect to gain access eventually. This PR makes the access request button optional via a feature flag that allows it by default.
If you set the flag to false, you'll no longer see the image below whenever you don't have access to any of the slices in a dashboard.
Instead, you'll see all the slices and an error message for any one you don't have access to. Like in the image below.
@john-bodley @michellethomas @mistercrunch