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Add MinimumPowerLevel option to clients #357
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Technically this is wrong - the user could have a PL of 0 set explicitly, and afaict in that case the PL should not revert to
UsersDefault
. It should revert toUsersDefault
if the user has not explicitly been set any power level.However I'm not sure in this context does
plContent.Users
have all users or just those who have a PL set? If the latter, wont this whole thing crash since there will be nothing in the map for that user?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I did some learning of go, and doing aMap["foo"] will return two values. The first is the value, and the second is whether the value existed in the map.
So in this case, I can do
var pl, userExists
and if userExists is false, we fall back to the default PL.