Calling getPermissionValue for a user returning wrong results
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Using PEX build 131 for 1.8.9
public static Tristate getUserPermission(User user, Claim claim, String permission, Context sourceContext) {
Set<Context> contexts = new HashSet<>();
if (claim.parent != null) {
contexts.add(claim.parent.getContext());
} else {
contexts.add(claim.getContext());
}
if (sourceContext != null) {
contexts.add(sourceContext);
}
// This is required since permissions will check each context separately
if (!user.getSubjectData().getPermissions(contexts).isEmpty() || !user.getSubjectData().getParents(contexts).isEmpty() ) {
// This is always returning true
Tristate value = user.getPermissionValue(contexts, permission);
if (value != Tristate.UNDEFINED) {
return value;
}
}
return Tristate.UNDEFINED;
}Using the following context against user with UUID "bc1b308c-166f-3e68-8227-125e03c80d18"
"gp_claim": "92d8a0fb-6890-481c-b615-633b2efdb62f"
The first permission that I check for is "griefprevention.claim.flag.interact-block-secondary.minecraft.ender_chest" which returns TRUE and is correct.
The second permission that is checked is "griefprevention.claim.flag.interact-block-secondary" and this seems to return TRUE as well which is wrong. I even set all occurences of "griefprevention.claim.flag.interact-block-secondary" to -1 and reloaded PEX with the issue still happening.
I even tried the following method which also returned TRUE when it clearly should be UNDEFINED
user.hasPermission(contexts, "griefprevention.claim.flag.interact-block-secondary");Entire permission file can be found here