What type of permissions is required to access properties for a dependent resource?

To access properties for a dependent resource, authoring permissions are required. These permissions allow users to not only view the data but also modify it as needed. In the context of system resources, authoring permissions provide the necessary level of access to work with the attributes, configurations, or other properties associated with dependent resources, enabling effective management and oversight.

The other types of permissions mentioned may have specific applications but do not adequately cover the range needed for managing and accessing resource properties. Basic filter authoring permissions typically limit the scope of what can be altered and are more focused on filter criteria rather than broad resource properties. Real-time data access permissions suggest the ability to view current data streams but may not grant the same depth of modification rights. Read-only permissions strictly allow for observing data without any capability to make changes, hence unsuitable for accessing properties that require an interactive approach.