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plugin app manager: `start` doesn't wait anymore for actual app start:
Application may be long to start (e.g. a Docker app may have to download images first,
and even without the downloading, the starting could be long), which may lead to UI
blocking or bridge time out.
To prevent that, `start` is now returning immediately, and 2 new signals are used to
indicate when the application is started, of if something wrong happened.
`start` now returns initial app data, including exposed data without the computed exposed
data. The computed data must be retrieved after the app has been started.
| author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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| date | Sat, 04 Mar 2023 18:30:47 +0100 |
| parents | 267e4987b58b |
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.. _libervia-cli_file_share_affiliations: ============================================================= file/share/affiliations: file sharing affiliations management ============================================================= ``affiliations`` let you manage access permission to your shared files repository, in a way similar as for pubsub. Affiliations with file sharing are not standard and will only work with the Libervia file sharing component. Affiliations are similar to pubsub ones: ``owner`` Has full permissions on the node, including changing affiliations. Owner can't be changed at the moment. ``publisher`` Can read, upload and delete files ``member`` Can access file but can't modify them or add new ones ``none`` Is not a member of this node, use it to remove an existing affiliation. get === Retrieve entities affiliated to this file sharing node, and their role example ------- Get affiliations of a file sharing node:: $ li file share affiliations get -P "/some/path" louise@files.example.org set === Set affiliations of an entity to a file sharing node. examples -------- Allow read access to a photo album to Louise:: $ li file share affiliations set -c files.example.net -P "/albums/holidays" -a louise@tazar2.int member Remove access to a directory from an old address of Pierre, and give it to the new one:: $ li file share affiliations set -c files.example.net -N "some_namespace" -P "/interesting/directory" -a pierre@example.com none -a pierre@example.org member