I'm creating a Herald Rule for commits for a project. (I'm anticipating triggering the rule whenever a commit gets pushed to a repository that's tagged with that project or whenever a commit gets tagged with that project. Maybe that's not what it's intended for?) Even though I have permissions to edit the project, I end up not having permissions to edit the rule after I create it.

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Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a project with the following:
   • Set the Edit Policy to "Project Members".
   • Add yourself as an initial member.
2. Create a Herald Rule with the following:
   • Create it for "Commits", "Commit Hook: Branches/Tags/Bookmarks", or "Commit Hook: Commit Content".
   • Set the Rule Type to "Object".
   • Set the Object to your newly created project.
   • The Name, Conditions, and Action don't appear to affect the outcome. Set them to anything you like.

Expected:

A new Herald Rule that you're allowed to edit?

Actual:

A new Herald Rule that you can't edit.

You do not have permission to edit this object.
Users with the "Can Edit" capability:
* Project members can take this action.
* Object rules inherit the edit policies of their objects.

Additional Notes:

If you change the project's Edit Policy to, say, yourself or "All Users", then you're able to edit the Herald rule.