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Debugging and testing

Test permissions with two isolated accounts

By SI100x · Published

A feature can work for its owner and still expose another account’s records. A permission exercise needs separate identities and clear expected access, rather than repeatedly testing only the happy path.

Try this exercise

  1. Create or reuse two authorized test accounts with distinct owned records. Establish which actions each account is supposed to perform before testing.
  2. Try a normal owner read or edit, then attempt the same operation against the other test account’s record. Check the response and confirm that the record did not change.
  3. Repeat with a signed-out request where appropriate. Inspect error guidance without revealing the other account’s private details.

Check your result

The result should reflect the documented role and ownership rules. Do not elevate a test account, bypass authentication or use a real person’s private record just to create a negative case.

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