* remove kibana config * remove kibanaConfig usages * prettier fix * fix some globalConfig.kibana.index access * fix xpack_legacy globalConfig usage * fix home globalConfig usage * fix canvas globalConfig usage * fix action globalConfig usage * fix (all?) remaining usages * fix more plugins * fix more plugins bis * yet more usages * fix ml usages * fix security_solution * fix lens * fix monitoring * remove from settings docs * move doc update * fix unit tests * update generated doc * improve test * adapt new usage in security_solution * fix security_solution config * fix createConfig, again * fix mock config |
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SavedObjectsTagging
Add tagging capability to saved objects
Integrating tagging on a new object type
In addition to use the UI api to plug the tagging feature in your application, there is a couple things that needs to be done on the server:
Add read-access to the tag
SO type to your feature's capabilities
In order to be able to fetch the tags assigned to an object, the user must have read permission
for the tag
saved object type. Which is why all features relying on SO tagging must update
their capabilities.
features.registerKibanaFeature({
id: 'myFeature',
// ...
privileges: {
all: {
// ...
savedObject: {
all: ['some-type'],
read: ['tag'], // <-- HERE
},
},
read: {
// ...
savedObject: {
all: [],
read: ['some-type', 'tag'], // <-- AND HERE
},
},
},
});
Update the SOT telemetry collector schema to add the new type
The schema is located here: x-pack/plugins/saved_objects_tagging/server/usage/schema.ts
. You
just need to add the name of the SO type you are adding.
export const tagUsageCollectorSchema: MakeSchemaFrom<TaggingUsageData> = {
// ...
types: {
dashboard: perTypeSchema,
visualization: perTypeSchema,
// <-- add your type here
},
};
Update the taggableTypes
constant to add your type
Edit the taggableTypes
list in x-pack/plugins/saved_objects_tagging/common/constants.ts
to add
the name of the type you are adding.