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Replication and instance-level ACL #1427
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Dear all, What is the status of "instance-level" ACLs? Is it already implemented or planned to be implemented as enhancement ? |
Any news on this feature? Or does anybody have ideas how to handle this in a custom build? Our dev-team has been trying off a few ways of doing this, but having native support out the box would be amazing! |
Any news on this feature? Anybody have implemented this in a custom build? Thanks! |
Any ETA on this feature? This is blocking for a lot of real world applications. No progress on https://github.com/strongloop/loopback/milestone/17 for a long time. |
Hi everyone. My team has open sourced our approach to a custom build of this functionality. Any feedback or help is highly appreciated. Repo: loopback-object-acl Note: the state of this project is currently in early alpha release and is only tested with Loopback v3.x and MongoDb as datasource. |
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#1270 implemented support for replicating models that use model-level ACL (i.e. a user can either access all instances or no instances). However, this is not enough for many real-world use cases, where the model is configured with a instance-level ACL (e.g. a user can access only the instances he created himself).
We should improve the replication implementation and support instance-level access permissions too.
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