v1 docs: "The roles package calls these independent sets, "groups" for lack of a better term."
v2 docs: "The roles package calls these independent sets "scopes" for lack of a better term."
Both: "Although the name of this package is roles , you can define your roles , groups or permissions however you like."
Apparently a scope(-group) is used to specify a domain, e.g. url or arbitrary category, for which the roles should apply. Hopefully the docs make this clear for the v2 transition.
I don't use the package.
v1 docs: "The
rolespackage calls these independent sets, "groups" for lack of a better term." v2 docs: "Therolespackage calls these independent sets "scopes" for lack of a better term."Both: "Although the name of this package is
roles, you can define your roles , groups or permissions however you like."Apparently a scope(-group) is used to specify a domain, e.g. url or arbitrary category, for which the roles should apply. Hopefully the docs make this clear for the v2 transition.