Yes. + Use cases where we would need more than one level are pretty rare
IMHO. (I think we never needed that so far)
Jerome.
Ludovic Dubost wrote:
> Well there is also speed enhancement when the option is set to the
> minimum level.
> The system has to check more rights the more levels there is
>
> Ludovic
>
> Artem Melentyev wrote:
>> +1 for 1)
>>
>> But why =1? Is it sufficient for all?
>> If I understand correctly, the purpose of this option is to prevent cycling.
>> So I'd set this option to ~10 and forget of its existence. :)
>> Is any drawbacks of this?
>>
>> Jerome Velociter wrote:
>>
>>> Dear devs,
>>>
>>> Since XWiki 1.2, a rights inheritance mechanism is available in XWiki
>>> that allows to make a wiki space have the exact same rights (inherited)
>>> as it's parent space, defined as a WebPreferences ("parent" property of
>>> the XWiki.XWikiPreferences object). This mechanism has to be activated
>>> adding "xwiki.rights.maxrecursivespacechecks=1" to xwiki.cfg
>>>
>>> I propose we enable this as a default setting. This is very usefull when
>>> developing applications in XWiki for example (example: to have MyAppCode
>>> inherit XWiki).
>>>
>>> I see two ways of doing it :
>>>
>>> 1) We make "1" being default returned value in the java code when the
>>> property is not defined in xwiki.cfg, and document the use of
>>> xwiki.rights.maxrecursivespacechecks to disable the mechanism, or to
>>> allow more levels of inheritance (2, 3, etc.)
>>> 2) We add xwiki.rights.maxrecursivespacechecks=1 to xwiki.cfg
>>>
>>>
>>> I prefer way 1) and am +1 for it
>>>
>>> WDYT ?
>>>
>>
>
>
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