Supporting updates to the policy allowlist in MintPolicyManager would let accounts add or remove permitted mint policies after deployment, for example using add_allowed_policy and remove_allowed_policy or update_allowed_policies procedures. This could improve flexibility over time, especially for accounts that may want to adopt new policies or deprecate existing ones.
However, since the accounts are not Upgradable, updating the allowlist is not meaningful since newly added allowed policies still need to exist in the deployed account code. After the account code upgradability we should consider adding procedures to update the allowed procedure roots.
The relevant discussion is here: #2559 (comment)
Supporting updates to the policy allowlist in
MintPolicyManagerwould let accounts add or remove permitted mint policies after deployment, for example usingadd_allowed_policyandremove_allowed_policyorupdate_allowed_policiesprocedures. This could improve flexibility over time, especially for accounts that may want to adopt new policies or deprecate existing ones.However, since the accounts are not
Upgradable, updating the allowlist is not meaningful since newly added allowed policies still need to exist in the deployed account code. After the account code upgradability we should consider adding procedures to update the allowed procedure roots.The relevant discussion is here: #2559 (comment)