though I get the report in the admin logs as an admin action.
p.s.: there is no error in the log.
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A bug was reported in the “Lock trust level” feature. Pad_Pors and itsbhanusharma confirmed the issue, where locking the trust level of a TL 0 user would not display the correct “Unlock Trust Level” button. simon investigated and found that the trust level was indeed locked, but the UI did not reflect this. The issue was caused by a problem with the manual_locked_trust_level property returning 0 for TL 0 users. codinghorror acknowledged the issue, and featheredtoast fixed it, ensuring that locked TL 0 users are now displayed correctly. The fix is available in this commit.
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can confirm this, Lock trust level isn’t working!
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What I’m finding is that when I lock the trust level of a TL 0 user, the Lock Trust Level button doesn’t update to display the Unlock Trust Level button. When I lock the trust level of a TL 1 user, the Lock Trust Level button is correctly updated to display Unlock Trust Level.
After locking the trust level of a TL 0 user, the user’s trust level seems to be locked at Trust Level 0, even though the UI doesn’t reflect this. Have you found users whose trust level you have locked at 0 being promoted to Trust Level 1?
In the database, when a TL 0 user has their trust level locked the user’s manual_locked_trust_level property is set to 0 (their trust level.)
The problem could be that for a TL 0 user model.manual_locked_trust_level returns 0, so the Unlock Trust Level button can’t be displayed.
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I noticed this too; we should fix this.
Thanks for the sleuthing - I can have a look at this, shouldn’t be too bad.
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This is now fixed - locked TL0 users display correctly now. Thanks for reporting this! 
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/406c6d679a11d1ef04a2426931459ebf5cb8278a
Javascript’s false values still make me want to glue pennies to my eyes every time I deal with them.
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