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I see both Gopkg files and go mod files in the repo.
Which one should I be using?
Can the one not being used be removed?

Currently, policy management service (PMS) and access decision service (ADS) only supports three types of policy stores, such as file, etcd and MongoDB.
However, a lot of end users want to use RDBMS to store policies.

If a SPDL file is written in DOS format. A '\r' is added at the tail of a policy.

For example, a policy defined in an SPDL file written in DOS format may be:

grant user bill read books\r\n

The character '\r' is not a part of the resource "books", but the command line tool doesn't omit '\r', and the source name is "books\r" in this case.

This is incorrect.

go mod is the official library dependence management tool which was issued by go 1.12.

However, the library dependence is manged by dep. So we need to use go mod instead of dep.

reproducible steps:

1. file base security store
2. use Cynthia's admin UI
3. create a role policy without role part
4. press create button, it works!!
5. use spctl to check policy store, the policy exist in the store

$GOPATH/bin/spctl create service mysvc
Fail to parse URL parse "0.0.0.0:6733": first path segment in URL cannot contain colon
parse "0.0.0.0:6733": first path segment in URL cannot contain colon

Hi,
I'd like to better understand the current state of this project. Sorry for asking this in GitHub but it looks like the google groups and slack channel are no longer active. Which is one reason I am even asking the question.

I understand that it has recently been forked from the oracle speedle project, but I can also see that there has been little activity on it. There doesn't seem to be a published docker image despite docker being listed as a deployment option in the docs. The helm chart is not published either.

These are all red flags for me signifying a dead or dying project. However, given that it was recently forked I figured I would at least ask before ruling it out.

We are currently looking at OPA and Casbin. I am currently leaning more towards Casbin because of the persistent storage options. The fact that OPA runs all in memory is a limitation that we don't want to deal with. But then I came across Speedle. The API looks a lot nicer than Casbin and (at least from the surface) it seems a bit more flexible as well. So I would like to know if Speedle is even an option, given it's current state of development, before I sink too much time into it.

So what is the current state of the project and where is it going?

Thanks,
Jordan

We need a web GUI application to manage policies.

The application should be able to

a. Authorization Policy CRUD
b. Role Mapping Policy CRUD
c. Role relationship analysis
d. Policy Diagnosis
e. Policy version control

Someone asked for OOTB DB based policy store in Slack channel. The policy store was planned and implemented in cloud service. We may bring it to SP project now.