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Defines the Lua functions that the specified user or a user with the
specified role has permission to call. This field accepts a special
value, all, which grants the privilege to use any global non-built-in
Lua functions.
For example, setting credentials.users.alice.privileges.lua_call = ['foo']
allows the user alice to execute the foo function.
Taking into account #4552 it is especially important to rewrite the example of granting a privilege to call failover.execute to lua_call, because this way it is possible to switch from tarantool 2.x directly to tarantool 3.x with the failover coordinator (the non-upgraded schema doesn't prevent us from giving the privilege and so the coordinator is able to assign a leader).
Product: Tarantool
Since: 3.2
Root document:
SME: @ mandesero @ Totktonada
Details
To be done
together withbefore #4552.Target release: 3.2.0.
<user_or_role_name>.privileges.lua_call
:Defines the Lua functions that the specified user or a user with the
specified role has permission to call. This field accepts a special
value,
all
, which grants the privilege to use any global non-built-inLua functions.
For example, setting
credentials.users.alice.privileges.lua_call = ['foo']
allows the user alice to execute the foo function.
Requested by @mandesero in tarantool/tarantool@e7c7b24 (issue, pull request).
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