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superuser's token appears under both org_a and org_b, because it has all-access power to both
superuser's token appears under neither org_a nor org_b, because it's a special type of token created via the onboarding process
Actual behavior: superuser's token appears under org_a, but not org_b. This mismatch led a user to believe cross-org auth was broken when they were able to use a token from org_a to write data into a bucket under org_b (see influxdata/idpe#9372)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Steps to reproduce:
List the minimal actions needed to reproduce the behavior.
org_a
andsuperuser
org_b
in the UIData
->Tokens
underorg_a
Data
->Tokens
underorg_b
(and refresh the page, see Token list isn't cleared when switching between orgs #406)Expected behavior:
Either:
superuser
's token appears under bothorg_a
andorg_b
, because it has all-access power to bothsuperuser
's token appears under neitherorg_a
nororg_b
, because it's a special type of token created via the onboarding processActual behavior:
superuser
's token appears underorg_a
, but notorg_b
. This mismatch led a user to believe cross-org auth was broken when they were able to use a token fromorg_a
to write data into a bucket underorg_b
(see influxdata/idpe#9372)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: