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Multi-role and whitelist based authorization gem for Rails (and not only Rails!)
I propose to add an interface for introspection uses. It can help in different situations. For example, if you need to serialize some object along with current_user's privileges on it...
I'm pretty new to Rails, however, I work on the app where I have this trio: `users, wikis, wiki_users`. Many users can be assigned to many wikis and vice versa....
This relates to #32, but since it's been a couple years I thought it was worth opening a new issue. I would LOVE it if access-granted could have a special...
README says: > Note: cannot is still available, but has a very specifc [sic] use. See Usage below. However, no example is actually given of `cannot` in Usage or elsewhere....
It would be nice not having to call authorize! in every controller method. Do you have any plans to include this functionality? I'm curious, how much work/how complicated is it?...
Asking because last update was 7 months ago, last release almost a year ago and some outstanding issues.
I found what I think is an inconvenient inconsistency around inheritance; I also have a simple PR to fix it. access_granted normally works great with inheritance. Imagine we have a...
As I'm trying to do something a bit more convoluted in my app, I'm realizing access-granted doesn't work quite as I thought for being able to kind of interchangeably use...
if Bicycle < Vehicle, and you have a policy `can :read, Vehicle`, then already `can?(:read, Vehicle.new)` and `can?(:read, Bicycle.new)` are both true. `can?(:read, Vehicle)` is also true. I believe `can?(:read,...