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Phriction should check for edit permissions on x/y/ before letting you create x/y/z/
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I think this makes sense: if I can't edit users/epriestley/, I shouldn't be able to create users/epriestley/is_dumb/? Currently, as long as I can see the parent, I can create children.

Practically, this means I can't lock down changelog/, for example.

Maybe this rule doesn't make sense, but I think it's reasonable? The only case I can think of that's a little iffy is if / is fairly locked down you'd have to create more-open subsections to let anyone do any real editing, but that seems OK.

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Restricted Differential Revision

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epriestley raised the priority of this task from to Normal.
epriestley updated the task description. (Show Details)
epriestley added projects: Phriction, Policy.
epriestley added subscribers: epriestley, btrahan.
epriestley added a subscriber: chad.

This is mostly a product question so maybe @chad has some input on expectations / reasonableness.

btrahan added a revision: Restricted Differential Revision.Nov 8 2014, 6:47 AM
btrahan added a commit: Restricted Diffusion Commit.

Closed by commit rP6f971a0fc4d8.