Add scoping information for script module permissions#3116
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| Script modules are represented as unscoped variable sets. This means that the user role must not be scoped to specific environments. |
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It feels like this could be a bug, but for the moment, this might be the right callout.
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Thanks for the cleanup too
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Script modules are stored as unscoped variable sets so they cannot be accessed by users with environment scoped permissions. This information is missing from the current documentation.
Fixes: FD-249