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prevent from overriding reason if the user is perma banned #18
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kind/bugSomething isn't workingSomething isn't workingpart/apieverything related to api parts (such as http handlers, gin warnings or errors, etc etc)everything related to api parts (such as http handlers, gin warnings or errors, etc etc)part/baneverything related to ban parts (such as banHandlers on api)everything related to ban parts (such as banHandlers on api)prio/criticalpull requests or issues with critical priority. we should work on them asappull requests or issues with critical priority. we should work on them asapsize/normalissues/pull requests or features that need a normal amount of changes to the code baseissues/pull requests or features that need a normal amount of changes to the code base
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kind/bugSomething isn't workingSomething isn't workingpart/apieverything related to api parts (such as http handlers, gin warnings or errors, etc etc)everything related to api parts (such as http handlers, gin warnings or errors, etc etc)part/baneverything related to ban parts (such as banHandlers on api)everything related to ban parts (such as banHandlers on api)prio/criticalpull requests or issues with critical priority. we should work on them asappull requests or issues with critical priority. we should work on them asapsize/normalissues/pull requests or features that need a normal amount of changes to the code baseissues/pull requests or features that need a normal amount of changes to the code base
Permanent ban means there is no way back for the user (unless they become unbanned directly by an inspector)
but currently, it's possible for those users to get banned by another reason and use auto-appeal system to unban themselves, api should be smart enough to prevent