Hi Jerome,
Agree with you, I don't understand why user with "delete" right on a
document can't delete it.
2007/12/11, Jerome Velociter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Currently XWiki right service does not allow users that are not creators
> of a document to delete it with only the "delete" right allowed on that
> document, they must, to be able to actually delete it, have the "admin"
> right allowed.
> This is not totally clear to me if it is the behaviour we should expect,
> but I would tend to say no, for two reasons :
>
> * The delete right is a specific right entry, so it should provide what it
> says : the right to delete. It is different from edit, so you can share
> edition on (your) documents with your fellow co-workers, without
> necessarily allowing them to delete those, and using this right entry, you
> can also allow users & groups to delete documents without giving them the
> "admin" right (which would allow them to program in groovy for example).
> * For a document that hasn't been created by me, but on which I've got the
> delete right (for example inherited from the space or wiki level), if I'm
> not an admin (do not have the "admin" right) and I call
> $doc.hasAccessLevel("delete"), the API will answer "true", but I won't be
> able to actually delete the doc, which is misleading.
>
> I've created a JIRA (http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-1944) issue
> for this and will provide a possible patch, please tell me what you think,
> so that we can decide if indeed we can allow non-creators to delete
> documents provided they have the delete right.
>
> Thanks,
> Jerome.
>
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