Add the rad unblock command for reversing the effect of blocking an RID.
Note that the unblock command also takes a scope, which defaults to all.
It was noticed that when adding the command without a scope, that the schema
defaults to followed. This seemed strange that the output of rad seed would
show the scope as all alongside the block policy, and then would change to
followed.
To allow setting the policy and the scope in one SQL statement, a new method
set_seedinge was also added.
Add the rad unblock command for reversing the effect of blocking an RID.
Note that the unblock command also takes a scope, which defaults to all.
It was noticed that when adding the command without a scope, that the schema
defaults to followed. This seemed strange that the output of rad seed would
show the scope as all alongside the block policy, and then would change to
followed.
To allow setting the policy and the scope in one SQL statement, a new method
set_seedinge was also added.
Changes:
- Removes entry in the case of an RID, as opposed to behaviour that is akin to seeding.
Changes:
- Rename
unblocktounblock_rid - Introduce
unblock_nid - Use both of the above for unblocking
Minor copy edits and rebase.