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Add "operator=read" to ACL README #75

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@lornasong lornasong commented Aug 6, 2020

ACL for operator:read is necessary for Consul-ESM v0.4.0 due to a new feature that check’s ESM and Consul’s version compatibility on start up: #62. This feature makes a request to /operator/autopilot, which needs to be added to the list of necessary ACLs.

Resolves #74

ACL for operator:read is necessary for Consul-ESM v0.4.0 due to a new feature that check’s ESM and Consul’s version compatibility on start up: #62. This feature makes a request to /operator/autopilot, which needs to be added to the list of necessary ACLs.
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LGTM!

For changes this small and obvious I think we can skip PRs and just merge.

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@eikenb thanks! Will do for next time.

@lornasong lornasong merged commit c12c187 into master Aug 10, 2020
@lornasong lornasong deleted the acl-readme-update branch August 10, 2020 21:24
@lornasong lornasong added this to the 0.5.0 milestone Aug 18, 2020
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ACLs in README are insufficient for Consul v0.4.0
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