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Docs: Update ACLs on file formats #2066

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@Haarolean Haarolean commented Aug 21, 2024

Updated docs on ACLs according to the comment on YAML deprecation

By the way, the 'tests' link is broken and I couldn't find the files this link should mention. Any clues?

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    • Updated Access Control Lists (ACLs) documentation to specify that only huJSON format is accepted, removing the previous YAML option.

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The documentation for Access Control Lists (ACLs) has been revised to specify that ACLs must be written exclusively in huJSON format. This update eliminates the previous option of using YAML, clarifying the required format and ensuring that users are aware of the mandatory use of huJSON. The reference to test ACLs remains unchanged, but the emphasis on format has shifted from optional to mandatory.

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docs/acls.md Updated to specify that ACLs must be written in huJSON format, removing YAML as an option.

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In the land of code, where rabbits roam,
A change was made to call ACLs home.
With huJSON we now play,
No YAML in our way!
Hopping through docs, we cheer and say,
"Format's clear as day!" 🐇✨


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46-46: Verify the link to test ACLs.

The documentation specifies that ACLs must be written in huJSON format, which is clear. However, ensure that the link to the test ACLs is correct and accessible.

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