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This change updates the "change requests permissions" section of the change request doc to explicitly call out a few things we've seen confusion around recently. These are: - project owners can't approve/apply change requests. You must create custom roles - viewers can create change requests. This is intentional - skip change requests only works via the API It also: - elaborates a little on the circumventing change requests section to clarify how it works. - adds the change requests project roles to the project roles list. This section should be kept up to date with all the relevant roles that exist for projects. |
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