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Refactor saved object types to use namespaceType instead of namespaceAgnostic #60981

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jportner opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #63217
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Refactor saved object types to use namespaceType instead of namespaceAgnostic #60981

jportner opened this issue Mar 23, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #63217
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chore Feature:Security/Sharing Saved Objects Platform Security - Sharing Saved Objects feature Team:Security Team focused on: Auth, Users, Roles, Spaces, Audit Logging, and more!

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jportner commented Mar 23, 2020

This is a follow-on to #54043.

As discussed in #54605 (comment), the SavedObjectsType currently has a boolean attribute named namespaceAgnostic. With Sharing Saved Objects, we now have three mutually-exclusive "namespace types" (namespace-agnostic, single-namespace, and multi-namespace) -- accordingly, that boolean attribute doesn't make sense anymore.

That PR deprecated the namespaceAgnostic attribute and added a new one, namespaceType. Now we need to replace deprecated usages and remove that attribute completely.

@jportner jportner added chore Team:Security Team focused on: Auth, Users, Roles, Spaces, Audit Logging, and more! labels Mar 23, 2020
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Pinging @elastic/kibana-security (Team:Security)

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