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ATM it's only possible to disable / enable auto upgrades per application, from the Licenses administration section. At the UI level, the quickest solution would be to add a checkbox on the Licenses section. Administrators need to go there to generate / buy a license so they will notice the new checkbox.
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I had a discussion with @mflorea about what enable / disable could mean globally and this adds 2 usecases:
when the auto upgrades are globally disabled, which is the default value, the admin would have the possibility to still enable the feature per application
when the auto upgrades are globally enabled, the admin would have the possibility to disable this feature per application; this also means that any application installed in the future would be automatically upgraded until added to the blocklist.
Basically, the enable / disable would actually mean switching between using a blocklist (with everything else being enabled) or an allowlist (with everything else being disabled)
This implementation should also take into consideration #123, so the admin has a better (visual) understanding of which applications are actually upgraded.
ATM it's only possible to disable / enable auto upgrades per application, from the Licenses administration section. At the UI level, the quickest solution would be to add a checkbox on the Licenses section. Administrators need to go there to generate / buy a license so they will notice the new checkbox.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: