Permissions are not inherited automatically, how can it be?

We call the default roles as the parent roles while the End-user roles are child roles.
Any changes in the permissions of the parent role will automatically be applied to the child roles. Any changes in the child role will be applied only to the users under that role.
Once you changed any permission in the child role it will be disconnected from the parent role, so any further changes in the parent will not affect the child anymore and you will notice a red flag beside the child role. To reset back this child role to inherit again from its parent role, click on reset.

                                                       

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