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feature: Describe use of XC-based RBAC #248
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LGTM in a general sense, though I find prefixing document type to page title really heavy-handed and will fight any introduction to a product I'm responsible for.
Nit picky, but at least in the preview image the capitalization after the doc type is inconsistent. |
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A bunch of edit suggestions, including the excision of the type prefixes. Renamed one title with respect to the context of the section: I had to delete a thread I started earlier to be able to highlight the full block.
Co-authored-by: Alan Dooley <a.dooley@f5.com>
Noted and updated per other comments |
As not all reviewers have approval privileges, I'm merging, based on approval comments. |
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Problem: Describe existing XC features usable for RBAC for NGINX One Console
Solution: Organize content as drafted by PM
Note how this PR organizes the drafted content, under "Role-based access control"
When you review the "build" review the content in the ToC, under "Role-based access control".
Closes #209
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