object ForceFlag
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- val all: Map[admin.v30.ForceFlag, ForceFlag]
This should only be used internally in situations where
This should only be used internally in situations where
- the caller knows what they are doing
- it's not necessarily clear which specific flags to use, but there also isn't really any other choice, eg. when importing a topology snapshot.
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- implicit def forceFlagIsForceFlags(forceFlag: ForceFlag): ForceFlags
- def fromProtoV30(flag: admin.v30.ForceFlag): ParsingResult[ForceFlag]
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- case object AlienMember extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowInsufficientParticipantPermissionForSignatoryParty extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowInsufficientSignatoryAssigningParticipantsForParty extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowUnknownPackage extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowUnvalidatedSigningKeys extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowUnvetPackage extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowUnvetPackageWithActiveContracts extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object AllowUnvettedDependencies extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object DisablePartyWithActiveContracts extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
- case object PreparationTimeRecordTimeToleranceIncrease extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
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(Since version 9)
- case object LedgerTimeRecordTimeToleranceIncrease extends ForceFlag with Product with Serializable
Deprecated.
Deprecated. Increasing LedgerTimeRecordTimeTolerance does not require a force flag from PV >= 32. Instead increasing PreparationTimeRecordTimeTolerance does
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(Since version 3.2) LedgerTimeRecordTimeTolerance does not require a force flag anymore to be increased. Instead, PreparationTimeRecordTimeTolerance does.