Enum LaravelUi5\Core\Parameters\Enums\EditLevel

`implements`	`BackedEnum`

Defines the governance threshold required to modify or view a resource.

EditLevel represents a policy requirement — not an identity. It is used to declare the minimum structural authority needed to edit (and optionally see) a Setting or other configurable artifact.

EditLevel values are compared against a partner's SystemLevel (mapped to EditLevel) to determine whether an operation is allowed.

Conceptually: SystemLevel → WHO the partner is (identity) EditLevel → WHICH authority level is required (policy)

A partner may modify a resource if:

partner.system_level.toEditLevel() >= required EditLevel

EditLevel is:

defined in Core (because Settings are declared in Core),
installation-wide and not module-scoped,
numeric and ordered (higher value = higher authority),
used purely for governance decisions,
independent of functional RBAC roles (SdkRole).

EditLevel does NOT define abilities or access rights directly. It defines the structural threshold required to perform changes.

Cases
`User = 1`	#
`Administrator = 2`	#
`Organization = 3`	#
`Operator = 4`	#
`Platform = 5`	#

Methods
`public`	`label(): string` Returns a human-readable label for the role. Returns a human-readable label for the role.	#
`public`	`allows(EditLevel $required): bool` Checks if the current level is sufficient to edit a setting that requires a given level. Checks if the current level is sufficient to edit a setting that requires a given level. Example: Administrator->allows(User) => true User->allows(Administrator) => false	#

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Enums

Enum LaravelUi5\Core\Parameters\Enums\EditLevel