What color indicates that a rule is skipped due to a higher Access Control in the hierarchy?

The color gray is utilized to signify that a rule is skipped because a higher Access Control in the hierarchy has taken precedence. In ServiceNow, the Access Control List (ACL) hierarchy determines which access rules apply based on their order of evaluation. When a higher-level rule grants or denies access, any lower-level rules that contradict this decision are ignored, and their display is visually represented in gray. This coloring helps developers and administrators identify areas where access control permissions are overridden without needing to delve deeply into rule configurations.

This indication is crucial for troubleshooting and ensuring that the intended access controls are functioning as designed, allowing for better management of security settings in the application.