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13.0 pos logout cleanup #1379

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@trojikman trojikman requested a review from yelizariev March 1, 2021 06:14
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Я не уверен, что модуль pos_pin удалять нужно. Из зависимостей - да, но не сам модуль. Можно ли без него сделать запрос пина с проверкой группы доступа?

Technical module, that allows to managers confirm an action by entering his pin code.
It adds sudo_custom method to be used in other modules. Unlike the build-in sudo function, the module allows
specify access group that user must have to confirm an action.

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Выделю в отдельный ПР тогда, там подробнее изучу

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I approve to merge it now

@itpp-bot itpp-bot merged commit 628a511 into itpp-labs:13.0 Mar 2, 2021
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Approved by @trojikman

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@trojikman trojikman deleted the 13.0-pos_logout-cleanup branch March 2, 2021 11:39
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