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Differentiate between "on" and "on for current user" #14

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aaronjensen opened this issue Oct 8, 2013 · 3 comments
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Differentiate between "on" and "on for current user" #14

aaronjensen opened this issue Oct 8, 2013 · 3 comments

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@aaronjensen
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I built a new strategy that basically lets me toggle whether or not a feature is on for a known set of users (like all employees). This all works fine, but if I'm logged in as a non-employee looking at the feature settings it would show the toggle as "off" because it conflates a flag being on with a flag applying to me. Ideally these would be separate so that I could see the status of a flag as it applies globally and switch it. I realize that this is backwards from how the cookie strategy has to work, since it has local scope, but the api should probably handle the broader case.

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pda commented Oct 14, 2013

Sounds like a good idea.

@ainformatico
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+1

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amiel commented Sep 8, 2015

@aaronjensen care to share your strategy?

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