fix(permissions): Pipeline permissions do not affect manual triggers #444
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The documentation page for Pipeline Permissions explains that when roles are added to a pipeline definition, only users with all of these roles can then edit or execute the pipeline. This is true about edits, since adding a privileged role there would let a user trigger an execution with privileges they don't have, but this feature does not affect manual executions. These still run with the roles and privileges of the user who triggered the pipeline manually, regardless of Pipeline Permissions.
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The documentation page for Pipeline Permissions explains that when roles are added to a pipeline definition, only users with all of these roles can then edit or execute the pipeline. This is true about edits, since adding a privileged role there would let a user trigger an execution with privileges they don't have, but this feature does not affect manual executions. These still run with the roles and privileges of the user who triggered the pipeline manually, regardless of Pipeline Permissions.