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sbgoldberg13
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01-29-2019
10:14 AM
Is there a way to easily set all event type permissions to global? Some of my apps have many event types and none are global...
Thanks.
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woodcock
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01-29-2019
05:19 PM
From the CLI, you can go to the app where they are defined, create a metadata directory and inside of that, create a local.meta file with these contents:
[eventtypes]
access = read : [ * ], write : [ admin ]
export = system
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woodcock
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01-29-2019
05:19 PM
From the CLI, you can go to the app where they are defined, create a metadata directory and inside of that, create a local.meta file with these contents:
[eventtypes]
access = read : [ * ], write : [ admin ]
export = system
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sbgoldberg13
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01-30-2019
06:31 AM
Thanks woodcock!
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sbgoldberg13
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02-07-2019
06:26 AM
@woodcock
Is the principal the same for macros? Go to the app on the deployment server and do the above for [macros] ?
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woodcock
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02-07-2019
07:45 AM
Yes, I just answered your post regarding macros.
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