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Move built-in vocabulary permissions to plone.app.vocabulary #237
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So this belongs together with plone/plone.app.vocabularies#67.
On the one hand it makes sense to move these permission definitions to where the vocabularies are. On the other hand plone.app.vocabularies
does not use these permissions. So I am on the fence on this one.
I can imagine though that plone.restapi
may want to use these permissions as well.
One of the permissions defined here is for plone.app.multilingual
, although it could be removed from the list because it is the same as the DEFAULT_PERMISSION
.
@jensens Do you want to comment?
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I would put permissions to the domain they are in, vocabularies to pa.vocabularies and multilingual to pam. |
Companion of plone/plone.app.vocabularies#67