Bleep9279
Ash Framework: "admin" instead of :admin, p 137
On p137 (version B6), under the section Cutting out repetitiveness with bypasses, it says
policy action(:force_update) do
authorize_if actor_attribute_equals(:role, "admin")
end
but it should be role: :admin since the enum is using atom keys.
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Both will actually work! But we should be consistent, I’ll fix it, thank you 
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