feat(iam): add dynamic ${user.email} resolution and case-insensitive userEmail matching across IAM evaluators #215
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I opened an issue a couple weeks back raising an problem with the limited flexibility of the IAM policies. I found it's limited scope to be quite tedious having to create a single user policy per use. I had initially assumed the
${user.email}would work just making assumptions from the documentation. However, I was surprised to find out that this didn't work. Adding support for${user.email}reduces role duplication and makes for an overall better experience.Previously you had to define the policy as follows and then replicate it per user:
[ { "action": [ "read", "search" ], "subject": "archive", "conditions": { "userEmail": "[email protected]" } }, { "action": [ "read", "search" ], "subject": [ "dashboard", "ingestion" ] } ]Now we can define the policy as follows:
[ { "action": [ "read", "search" ], "subject": "archive", "conditions": { "userEmail": "${user.email}" } }, { "action": [ "read", "search" ], "subject": [ "dashboard", "ingestion" ] } ]