Here are the divergences I found with https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/wiki/Understanding-Admin-Sets-Participants
- Admin Set managers can not currently edit Admin Set metadata until they are elevated to repository administrators. This is because only repository administrators can access the Admin Set edit UI, which is under /admin/. When an Admin Set manager deposits to an Admin Set, they have edit access.
- Admin Set managers can not edit works simply by virtue of being Admin Set managers; this is controlled by the work's ACLs still.
These two are yet-to-be-implemented features.
- Admin Set depositors can only edit works in an Admin Set if they have deposited the works themselves.
I think this is as we want it to be.
- Admin Set viewers can not view works simply by virtue of being Admin Set viewers.
This is a yet-to-be-implemented feature.
Side note about admins and administration menu:
I have always envisioned the admin menu to be more role driven. Many users have some admin functionality we want them to be able to do.
Examples:
As a super_admin, I want to be able to check message queues.
As a super_admin, I want to be able to block a user from using the site.
As a super_admin, I want to enable workflows.
As an admin, I want to be able to see all users.
As an admin, I want to be able to add users.
As an admin, I want to be able to see site wide stats.
As an admin, I want to be able to create Admin Sets.
As an admin, I want to be able to set Managers for Admin Sets.
As a manager, I want to be able to edit admin sets that I manage.
As a manager, I want to be able to assign users as participants in an admin set that I manage.
What abilities go with what level of administration may be site dependent. Having a super_admin and an admin allows for some trusted users to have more power with out having to give them all power.
I bring this up, because I do not see it as inconsistent for an Admin Set manager to have an Administration menu with Admin Sets as an item in the admin left side menu. When they go to it, they see the Admin Sets they manage. There will not be a Create Admin Set button because as a manager, they don't have the ability to create Admin Sets.
Going this route will make the UI/controller changes allowing managers to edit Admin Sets easier.