Hi Angela,
thanks for the clarification, I thought the access control content was
versioned alongside the node. If you don't mind me asking I have another
question though (that might be a little off topic): why is required to
version a node to change its access control information if the access
Hi,
Could this be related to adding the "rep:AccessControllable" mixin if it
doesn't exist on that specific node?
(The AccessControlManagerImpl will update the mixins property in the case
it is not there.)
It fits with the examples:
> If I create the first version of a node *after* adding an
Hi there,
so we made the switch to the Jetbrains annotations in trunk some time
ago (July).
Doing so required a micro version update, because the annotations are
considered part of the API.
We now have an issue with the backport for OAK-7741 in 1.8, which would
*also* change the version
Hi Angela,
let me try to rephrase my followup question. I have a versioned node and I
need to change the permissions a user has on that node.
If I try to modify the access control without checking-out the node I got
the error: *OakVersion0001: Cannot change property jcr:mixinTypes on
checked in
Hi Marco
Regarding your original question I found, that I was actually mistaken :-) See
OAK-6015 for the reason why IGNORED nodes are treated differently.
Not sure thought I understand your followup question... you don't need to make
a node versionable or version it in order to place/edit
Hi Alex
I don't want to single out OAK-7741 and I know that there are sometimes
compelling reasons to backport even improvements. Just want to avoid future
troubles as I experienced it it in the external authentication code base with
backports of improvements (one time even ending up with
Hi,
I think it's easy to single out OAK-7741 as the source of the issues, when
in fact the question is really about all the classes affected by the
OAK-7511 change.
As it stands now, none of them are backportable to 1.8 due to the exact
same issues as OAK-7741: the annotation change will trigger
