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The console doesn't allow table permissions to be verified users. Seems like a UI regex issue of some sort where the form field doesn't think it's a valid permission string for custom.
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The console doesn't allow table permissions to be verified users. Seems like a UI regex issue of some sort where the form field doesn't think it's a valid permission string for custom.
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The CLI still works though (cli version: appwrite version 27.3.0)
if i'm nor wrong, it's using : not /
if you want all verified users, the working one should be users:verified if i'm not wrong
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Nope.
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Historically, it's been users/verified
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But users:verified doesn't work either
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Pretty sure it doesn't recognize the users (plural) at all.
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Again, the CLI works. It's a UI bug with the new console.
ye, mb your right, i was thinking there was a recent refacto, but no, it's more the console that have the issue.
your right users/verified should work but is not.
and it happen on cloud and self-hosted versions
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Sounds like I'll need to make a github issue for this for it to be seen.
Hey @Tanner Meade, sorry this took us a while, and thankss for following up, you were right, the console field rejected users/verified even though the API accepts it. Its fixed in https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/pull/14662 and will be live with the next console release, so no need for a GitHub issue. Until then, the CLI works.
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Great, thx!