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When a user logs in with a role allowing user administration, but is not a member of baked-in admin role, the Authorize Users link does not render. Going to the Authorization Area page directly works though.
It looks like the navigation bar extension template has a condition to check that user is admin instead of validating oAuth scopes. See below:
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When a user logs in with a role allowing user administration, but is not a member of baked-in admin role, the Authorize Users link does not render. Going to the Authorization Area page directly works though.
It looks like the navigation bar extension template has a condition to check that user is admin instead of validating oAuth scopes. See below:
nativeauthenticator/nativeauthenticator/templates/page.html
Line 6 in d1eb086
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