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User management rights seem unlogic #872

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FransdeJong opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 1 comment
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User management rights seem unlogic #872

FransdeJong opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 1 comment

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@FransdeJong
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We have a client that wants to manage access rights in the portal of Umbraco Cloud.
The teams section setup seems weird for a project seems weird:

Read access
A user can't see users at all.
Write user
A user can only see the users but can't invite or change rights of the users
Admin
A user can invite and change rights of users

What we expect is the following:
Read access
A user can only see the users but can't invite or change rights of the users (like with the current write setup)
Write user
A user can invite and change rights of users, preferably up to or below their own rights.
Admin
A user can invite and change rights of users, preferably up to or below their own rights.

With this setup we don't have to elevate users to admin just to manage users.

What is the reasoning behind the current rights and is it possible to change this?

@mclausen
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mclausen commented Mar 4, 2025

Hi @FransdeJong,
I believe that some logic is lost to history, and we are painfully aware that since the inception of Cloud lots of scenerios in regards to permissions and user management does not reflect todays needs. Actually we'd like to revamp the system completely.

Persmissions however are one of the bigger challenges that we want to get just right, and though its increasingly on our radar it, we are just not there yet.

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