When Upgrading From LiveWire v23.3.1 or Earlier
When upgrading from LiveWire v23.3.1 or earlier to LiveWire v23.4.0 or later, there are two possible upgrade scenarios that affect the Access Control List (ACL):
◦ If you are upgrading from LiveWire 23.3.1 or earlier, and the ACL policy list is empty (no users are assigned to any of the policies), regardless of whether ACL is enabled or disabled:
In this case, upon upgrading to v23.4.0 or later, LiveWire automatically upgrades the ACL from the policy-based approach to the role-based approach described in this chapter.
In this case, upon upgrading to v23.4.0 or later, LiveWire automatically upgrades the ACL from the policy-based approach to the role-based approach described in this chapter.
◦ If you are upgrading from LiveWire 23.3.1 or earlier, and the Access Control List policy list is NOT empty (at least one user is assigned to at least one policy), regardless of whether ACL is enabled or disabled:
In this case, upon upgrading to v23.4.0 or later, LiveWire keeps the policy-based approach. You will need to manually opt-in to the role-based approach. If you decide to upgrade to a role-based approach, and upon your confirmation, LiveWire completely clears the current ACL settings and forces you to redefine your ACL settings using the role-based approach as explained in this chapter.
In this case, upon upgrading to v23.4.0 or later, LiveWire keeps the policy-based approach. You will need to manually opt-in to the role-based approach. If you decide to upgrade to a role-based approach, and upon your confirmation, LiveWire completely clears the current ACL settings and forces you to redefine your ACL settings using the role-based approach as explained in this chapter.
