site.exosphere.sphere.permissions
Permission overrides for core Sphere actions (member management, module management, permission configuration). Published on the Sphere owner's PDS. Only non-default roles need to be specified — absent keys use the built-in defaults.
Details · record, key literal:self
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | literal:self |
| Authority | sphere.exosphere.site |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key literal:selfProperties
Minimum role to disable modules.
enableModule
refMinimum role to enable modules.
inviteMember
refMinimum role to invite members.
revokeMember
refMinimum role to revoke members.
Minimum role to change member roles.
Minimum role to update permissions.
#role
stringMinimum role required to perform a core sphere action.
maxLength: 64knownValues: owner | admin
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