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Hi, no, that is currently not possible in the way you describe it. You can monitor if a specific client has access to a role using the |
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Hi, no, that is currently not possible in the way you describe it. You can monitor if a specific client has access to a role using the |
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Thanks for the fast anwser. |
Hi,
no, that is currently not possible in the way you describe it. You can monitor if a specific client has access to a role using the
ClientWithSensitiveRolemonitor, which takes into account composite roles. But if you are primarily interested not in the end result, but in the way it got there (through a specific composite role), then this would have to be a new monitor, yes.