They should be, but policies are per-panel.

I think the solution we talked about before was having "Edit" pop a dialog like this if you can't edit the panel:

You can't edit this panel, do you want to make a copy instead?

Your copy will replace the panel on this dashboard. Other uses
of the panel will not be affected.

  [ Cancel ] [ Edit a Copy ]

I'm just going to realign this task to that, since I don't think we have a task for that yet.

Oh, so I can ask you to just open up some of the panels for UltraDash now?

yep

IF YOU SEEM TRUSTWORTHY

Which ones do you want? I can do them all but there are like ELEVEN OF THEM which is SO MANY PANELS.

I'll just do them all.

I still don't know the JSON of how you built the welcome panels. I'm trying to build them in my dev box.

https://secure.phabricator.com/W11

(For general context / future viewers / @lpriestley / etc.:)

• Panels themselves do have policies now, after T4982 (@chad just doesn't have permissions on any of the UltraDash++ panels right now).
• I think it's correct that panels can be shared between boards and have independent policies.
  • Particularly, this allows the construction of common/shared panels which aren't a total free-for-all.
  • For example, you might imagine an "announcements" panel that all the default dashboards share, and which many users have added to their custom dashboards, containing important and very serious company announcements.
  • A random user shouldn't be able to edit it (and adding it to one of their dashboards shouldn't magically let them edit it), since doing so could be disruptive.
• However, if it's fine if they want to make a copy of it, and the thinking is that the "Edit a copy" workflow will reasonably resolve all the concerns here.

Okay, you should have edit on all the UltraDash panels now.

thx u :3