Development Environment (IDE) Permissions
Development Environment (IDE) Permissions enable users to access the developer interface, manage defined projects, and control flows/tasks during runtime.
IDE Permission Types and Descriptions
Permission | Description | Effect |
---|---|---|
IDE Access | Grants access to the developer interface. | Allows the user to access the Development Environment (IDE) interface. |
Project Management > [Project] | Grants access and editing rights for defined projects. | The user can open and edit the specified project in the developer interface. |
Project Management > Flow Manager | Grants access and control over active or completed flows in the system. | The user can inspect, delete, withdraw flows, and view logs and statistics in the Flow Manager screen. |
Task Manager > View | Grants permission to view the status list of running projects. | The user can see running/stopped projects in the Task Manager screen. |
Task Manager > Start | Grants permission to start a selected project. | The user can start the selected project from the Task Manager screen. |
Task Manager > Stop | Grants permission to stop a running project. | The user can stop a running project from the Task Manager screen. |
Task Manager > Logs | Grants permission to view logs of a selected project. | The user can review detailed logs in the Task Manager screen. |
Authorization and Usage Conditions
- IDE access and project operations should only be assigned to users with developer roles.
- Flow Manager and Task Manager permissions can be granted independently; each serves as a separate control point.
- Flow Manager actions should be restricted to authorized users to ensure safe management of active flows.
Related Notes
- Each row under Project Management corresponds to a defined system project and can be authorized individually.
- Deleting or withdrawing flows via the Flow Manager can cause irreversible changes and should be used with caution.
- The Task Manager allows runtime process control, which means these permissions involve direct access to system resources.
seeAlso
- Manage Permission Groups
- Task Management
- [Developer Environment Startup Guide](../../../../Developer Guides/IDE/Startup/Startup.md)
FAQs
- Why is each project listed under "Project Management" authorized separately?
- What permissions are required for Task Manager operations?
- Can users manage tasks without having full IDE access?
- Why can't a user access the Flow Manager?
- Why do users need "IDE Access" to access the development interface?