AI sucks here, most of the times it throws some error or gives vague answers
any particular reason for this? @hsluoyz , thinking of using github or bitbucket repo to store permissions for role
with multiple projects, services and domains in the org, some might have abac and some might have rbac requirements, is it good to have multiple matcher in same conf file + a single policy file source or multiple conf / policy files for each project?
context: let's say we have some policies in postgres DB, reading that using an adapter
after some time, DB is updated with some new policies, though since we are using casbin as a library, do we need to load enforcer again? (or use watcher, more specifically, if the policy are loaded dynamically, what is the use of watcher)?
@hsluoyz , any possible solution for this. also does scala integrates with the existing https://github.com/jcasbin/jdbc-adapter adapter?
@hsluoyz , if we're trying to implement ABAC, do we need to have an aggregator distibutor mech to basically pass data in the request for evaluation? or is there any other way I'm missing out, for eg: OPA has OPAL.
it's an offline first app, though have figured out that it will work with kotlin (jcasbin)
@hsluoyz , if there are 2million+ records, and have to get "all the records user has access to", based on user and object attributes (also can't store the access in policy, can store the rules in policy), for eg, obj.attribute == 'attr1' then user role admin has access to object, then how to get all the objects?
kotlin for android, swift for iOS, just checked there is a swift lib for same, though not for kotlin
