This works well until the business says that a Thing in your model can be updated only by (Managers) and (Normal users that own this Thing).
Then you have to bin all this and implement a roles system with an access control list.
This is the normal life of an evolving project...
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Users and roles was only naive example. Not like I wanted to go deeper in that domain, it was just for me natural fit to show the problem in clean way.
You did it very well :)
Also, boolean function arguments are often considered a code smell, as they are mostly used to implement things that should be done with the Strategy design pattern.
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This works well until the business says that a Thing in your model can be updated only by (Managers) and (Normal users that own this Thing).
Then you have to bin all this and implement a roles system with an access control list.
This is the normal life of an evolving project...
Users and roles was only naive example. Not like I wanted to go deeper in that domain, it was just for me natural fit to show the problem in clean way.
You did it very well :)
Also, boolean function arguments are often considered a code smell, as they are mostly used to implement things that should be done with the Strategy design pattern.