Device information
Macbook Air M1 2020
Operating system
MacOS Ventura 13.6.4
OpenNoodl version
1.0.0
What should happen
Can set a user id as an access control rule when creating a new record by creating an access control rule with target 'User'
What happened instead
Create New Record node ignores the rule set to target 'User' (initially). If user selects 'User' from the dropdown list, then the rule works. But leaving rule to default 'User' target doesn't register the rule when creating the record.
How to reproduce this bug
- Add a 'Create New Record' node and set a Class
- Click + next to Access Control Rules
- Leave the target 'User' as default, don't touch it
- Connect up a user ID to the node input 'User Id' under the rule category
- Trigger the node, it will say 'ACL is required'
- Try adding a second rule, with Role as target, and specify an existing role name
- Trigger the node, it will create a record
- Check in the cloud service back end for the created record, the ACL field will only contain the role you specified, not the user rule
Device information
Macbook Air M1 2020
Operating system
MacOS Ventura 13.6.4
OpenNoodl version
1.0.0
What should happen
Can set a user id as an access control rule when creating a new record by creating an access control rule with target 'User'
What happened instead
Create New Record node ignores the rule set to target 'User' (initially). If user selects 'User' from the dropdown list, then the rule works. But leaving rule to default 'User' target doesn't register the rule when creating the record.
How to reproduce this bug