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FIX: Restore gists previous group access behavior. #1247
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Previously, allowing "everyone" to access gists meant anons would see them too. With the move to Personas, we used "[]" to reflect that. With discourse/discourse#32199 adding the "everyone" option to the personas-allowed groups, we are switching back to the original behavior. Leaving allowed groups empty should always mean nobody can use the feature.
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Previously, allowing "everyone" to access gists meant anons would see them too. With the move to Personas, we used "[]" to reflect that.
With discourse/discourse#32199 adding the "everyone" option to the personas-allowed groups, we are switching back to the original behavior. Leaving allowed groups empty should always mean nobody can use the feature.