I think this may be related to #8 also but is a more severe issue.
Let's say user A shares a collection with user B
User B may try to rename a grain by unlinking it from a collection
and then re-linking it.
This results in them no longer having access to the grain,
they need to request access again.
This seems problematic as the intention of user A was to share the grain.
I think this may be related to #8 also but is a more severe issue.
Let's say user A shares a collection with user B
User B may try to rename a grain by unlinking it from a collection
and then re-linking it.
This results in them no longer having access to the grain,
they need to request access again.
This seems problematic as the intention of user A was to share the grain.