Make Roles Table follow Tenancy #39
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function `AssignRolesAsync' was being passes just "ADMIN" for each tenant but tenants have roles like `alphaadmin`
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No, I was planning to do tenant wise separation for the Roles table too. Role Name - Admin Role Name - Admin alphaAdmin looks more of a workaround. Maybe, can you implement it the way I mentioned? I feel it would be more cleaner and will follow tenancy as such. |
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function
AssignRolesAsync' was just being passedADMINfor each tenant - but tenants have role-naming likealphaadmin`