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Hey,
nice bundle btw. i do have a question:
i would like to have different settings per user. On my project, we use different entities per user group. And each of them has different settings. The user entity already implements the SettingsOwnerInterface interface and getSettingIdentifier() returns different id's per user type. But all settings with scope "user" are being show to all users.
So my question is, did i miss something? or is this the current behaviour of the scope "user"? if so, does adding a new config namespace to the scope "user", and then filter the settings per entity class would be a good approach? something like this:
hi,
no problem. if you mean "user groups" like, different entities pre user type, then yes :)
well, i have already done a small patch. will send you a PR
Hey,
nice bundle btw. i do have a question:
i would like to have different settings per user. On my project, we use different entities per user group. And each of them has different settings. The user entity already implements the
SettingsOwnerInterface
interface andgetSettingIdentifier()
returns different id's per user type. But all settings with scope "user" are being show to all users.So my question is, did i miss something? or is this the current behaviour of the scope "user"? if so, does adding a new config
namespace
to the scope "user", and then filter the settings per entity class would be a good approach? something like this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: