Add use case for client to discover access privileges #136
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TallTed
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Nov 25, 2020
Co-authored-by: Ted Thibodeau Jr <[email protected]>
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| For example, for user level permission, if the application is not granted | ||
| [=write access=] on the resource that Guinan is currently editing, the user | ||
| interface can disable the "Save" button in the menu. Guinan also wants to know |
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I would prefer to end this use case here and move "Guinan also wants to know ..." to a dedicated use case. I can make PR after merge.
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Based off a number of existing discussions and work:
Certainly there are other issues lying around... and this is a fairly common. It also goes along with some of the other use cases.
Aside: solid/specification#210