There is one aspect of RDMS which is irritatingly repetitive: assigning individual permissions to policies.
This could be largely solved by adding one additional concept: rights sets.
Currently a policy ties together three things: Actors, Rights, and Tags
If you want multiple policies that assign the same rights to different sets of actos/tags, you have to build the same list of Rights in each policy, which is repetitive and error-prone,
I propose adding Rights Sets, which you can assign individual rights to. You would then be able to add a Rights Set to a policy in place of the individual rights.
This would allow me to set up a relatively small number of rights sets: "full access", "mining only", "use vehicles", etc, and then re-use them in multiple policies.
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There is one aspect of RDMS which is irritatingly repetitive: assigning individual permissions to policies.
This could be largely solved by adding one additional concept: rights sets.
Currently a policy ties together three things: Actors, Rights, and Tags
If you want multiple policies that assign the same rights to different sets of actos/tags, you have to build the same list of Rights in each policy, which is repetitive and error-prone,
I propose adding Rights Sets, which you can assign individual rights to. You would then be able to add a Rights Set to a policy in place of the individual rights.
This would allow me to set up a relatively small number of rights sets: "full access", "mining only", "use vehicles", etc, and then re-use them in multiple policies.