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Currently this allows any set of entitlements with equal or less access permitted than the "actual" access granted by the migration. E.g. if some reference &T will be given auth(E, F) by the migration, users can update that type in a field to any of &T, auth(E) &T, auth(F) &T, auth(E | F) &T or auth(E, F) &T.
s this okay, or should we be more restrictive and require that users only migrate their field types to exactly what the migration will grant?
IMO we should restrict the update checker to allow field types to be exactly what the entitlement migration will grant
SupunS
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Restrict the entitlements allowed by the contract-update checker
Restrict the entitlements allowed by the contract update validator
Feb 22, 2024
Originally posted by @dsainati1 in #3069 (comment)
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