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This is something I have discovered while rummaging around the codebase, but given these few lines
Makes it apparent that we always check for permissions in the root domain.
Why does this work? Well because we have another bug that always creates an expenditure in the root domain, so this works by chance 🫠
How to solve it
We need to create expenditures in the domain we are funding it from and then we need to realign the funding motion to get the action domain and get all the skill indices accordingly.
TBD: needs more info, if something is amiss, just ping @bassgeta
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This is something I have discovered while rummaging around the codebase, but given these few lines
Makes it apparent that we always check for permissions in the root domain.
Why does this work? Well because we have another bug that always creates an expenditure in the root domain, so this works by chance 🫠
How to solve it
We need to create expenditures in the domain we are funding it from and then we need to realign the funding motion to get the action domain and get all the skill indices accordingly.
TBD: needs more info, if something is amiss, just ping @bassgeta
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: