Joakim

Can you share the code you used to generate these forms? I just fought a day to get field inputs to show in Adobe in custom PDFs I created, so...

> Maybe you should use `conf` and `csv` files so that we can replicate each other's use cases @tangyang9464 Sure. I changed the implementation to use `csv` and `conf` files....

Yeah I am not sure what kind of exact solution we should be looking for. My intent with following policy lines: ```csv p, admin, domain1, data1, (read|write) p, admin, domain2,...

For some reason these tests in `node-casbin` only work when `HasLink` inputs are implemented in reverse order compared to this (`this.domainHierarchyManager.syncedHasLink(domain, domain2)` vs `dm.domainHierarchyManager.HasLink(domain2, domain)`). But maybe I just cannot...

@nodece Commented on this in the `node-casbin` pull request. https://github.com/casbin/node-casbin/pull/380#issuecomment-1228714762 In general I am in favor of implementing this directly to the model definition.

I have talked about this problem a couple of times. However, I think almost the best solution comes from **incorrect** policy configuration: ```int [request_definition] r = sub, dom, obj, act...

Now that I have thought about it more, I think the original idea of having "partner" domains is flawed. If you want to have links in between domains, those should...

Ah yes, this looks very similar indeed! Hopefully this gets implemented soon, since I think it's pretty typical RBAC usage situation!

Refencing this comment as an update to this question: https://github.com/casbin/casbin/issues/493#issuecomment-907785066 i.e. the thing that I am looking for isn't exactly the same. I want domain hierarchy which would essentially allow...

Removed one unnecessary import.