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@borisstoyanov
I agree it would be better to allow domain admin to edit "some" domain settings, same as account on account settings.
We need to figure out that which settings are editable and which are not.
it requires some database changes.
@rhtyd @weizhouapache@borisstoyanov sounds like a valid feature request. @weizhouapache what db changes would we need? I see only a test for domain access to the mentioned domain as a requirement. What am i missing?
@rhtyd @weizhouapache@borisstoyanov sounds like a valid feature request. @weizhouapache what db changes would we need? I see only a test for domain access to the mentioned domain as a requirement. What am i missing?
@DaanHoogland maybe a global config domain.admin.allow.details, like user.vm.blacklisted.details that we have ?
@DaanHoogland@weizhouapache Created a draft PR to allow domain admins to change domain and account level settings. Think it would be better to allow domain admins to change all domain / account settings rather than just a few. Can add a global config to allow them to change the settings at all
@DaanHoogland@weizhouapache Created a draft PR to allow domain admins to change domain and account level settings. Think it would be better to allow domain admins to change all domain / account settings rather than just a few. Can add a global config to allow them to change the settings at all
@davidjumani it would be good to have allow list or deny list.
@weizhouapache I'll make the changes with an allow list. Would it be better to have a single list or individual ones for domain and account level settings ?
@davidjumani@weizhouapache will this pr conflict with #4215 ?
Currently all the account settings are not visible under domain. The above pr adds a global setting so that it makes account settings visible under domain level
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weizhouapache commentedon Dec 10, 2019
@borisstoyanov
I agree it would be better to allow domain admin to edit "some" domain settings, same as account on account settings.
We need to figure out that which settings are editable and which are not.
it requires some database changes.
yadvr commentedon Aug 12, 2020
cc @davidjumani @DaanHoogland can you review/verify this? Thanks.
DaanHoogland commentedon Sep 18, 2020
@rhtyd @weizhouapache @borisstoyanov sounds like a valid feature request. @weizhouapache what db changes would we need? I see only a test for domain access to the mentioned domain as a requirement. What am i missing?
weizhouapache commentedon Sep 22, 2020
@DaanHoogland maybe a global config domain.admin.allow.details, like user.vm.blacklisted.details that we have ?
davidjumani commentedon Sep 23, 2020
@DaanHoogland @weizhouapache Created a draft PR to allow domain admins to change domain and account level settings. Think it would be better to allow domain admins to change all domain / account settings rather than just a few. Can add a global config to allow them to change the settings at all
weizhouapache commentedon Sep 23, 2020
@davidjumani it would be good to have allow list or deny list.
davidjumani commentedon Sep 23, 2020
@weizhouapache I'll make the changes with an allow list. Would it be better to have a single list or individual ones for domain and account level settings ?
ravening commentedon Sep 23, 2020
@davidjumani @weizhouapache will this pr conflict with #4215 ?
Currently all the account settings are not visible under domain. The above pr adds a global setting so that it makes account settings visible under domain level
davidjumani commentedon Sep 23, 2020
@ravening This shouldn't since this allows domain admins to modify domain / account settings
yadvr commentedon Sep 21, 2021
@nvazquez @sureshanaparti @davidjumani @shwstppr @Pearl1594 @DaanHoogland @weizhouapache - any update on this, who's assigned/working on this? Thanks.
Pearl1594 commentedon Sep 21, 2021
There already seems to be a PR in its favor: #4339 @rhtyd
yadvr commentedon Sep 21, 2021
Thanks @Pearl1594, assigned to @davidjumani as he has submitted a PR.