Hi,
could you please share what rules cause you to encounter neverallow rules?
Neverallow rules are in place so that new policy modules don't
accidentally make the policy too loose, so being blocked by them
probably means you added some very general/strong rules (loosening the
policy too much).
Vit
On 2/15/23 16:56, Henry Zhang wrote:
Hi,
How should I handle neverallowed?
1. make it worked bypass it?
2. make some change on the rule to avoid hit neverallowed?
Thanks
---henry
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