After searching around on Google and asking in IRC (it's saturday, I wasn't
really expecting much activity ;) ), I've decided I should ask here.
What's the proper way to check if a user has permissions to do something?
Here's what I have:
if(currentUser.hasPermission(Permission.DELETE)) {
//procede with delete
}
So on my test Jenkins instance I set up Matrix security and a readonly
user. Here's what it looks like:
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However, the above check always returns true. In fact, with a debugger I
tried every different Permission and it always returns true.
I'm writing a plugin that allows users to upload files to Jenkins and if
you have access to delete, you see a little "Delete" button, but I
obviously don't want just anyone to do that.
It seems like I'm completely missing something here. Any ideas?
Thanks,
-Joel
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