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Description of problem:
The SimulatePrincipalPolicy is included as a base permission, required for all installs. But this permission should only be needed if the Permissions check is run, which only occurs when CredentialsMode == "". Therefore, SimulatePrincipalPolicy should be indicated as an optional permission. This is relevant because sometimes SCP policies may break this permission/functionality.
See:
https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/C68TNFWA2/p1760641140491929
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How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. remove SimulatePrincipalPolicy from permissions 2. set CredentialsMode (to anything except "", Mint is fine) 3. Start install
Actual results:
Install should work
Expected results:
According to our docs, this install should fail, because SimulatePrincipalPolicy is required for everything. If CredentialsMode is set to "" (and the SimulatePrincipalPolicy permission is removed) then I would expect the installer to fail.
Additional info: