@googledevs: New Kotlin challenge: a permissions bug where giving one user a new role somehow changes another user too. Can you find…
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Google Developers shares a new Kotlin challenge about a permissions bug where giving one user a new role changes another user's permissions.
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New Kotlin challenge: a permissions bug where giving one user a new role somehow changes another user too. Can you find out why? https://t.co/orug0rV1cu
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