* fix: wip project events
* fix: Include deletion events for when a user is removed from a project role
Co-authored-by: Ivar Conradi Østhus <ivarconr@gmail.com>
* wip: environment for permissions
* fix: add migration for roles
* fix: connect environment with access service
* feat: add tests
* chore: Implement scaffolding for new rbac
* fix: add fake store
* feat: Add api endpoints for roles and permissions list
* feat: Add ability to provide permissions when creating a role and rename environmentName to name in the list permissions datastructure
* fix: Make project roles resolve correctly against new environments permissions structure
* fix: Patch migration to also populate permission names
* fix: Make permissions actually work with new environments
* fix: Add back to get permissions working for editor role
* fix: Removed ability to set role type through api during creation - it's now always custom
* feat: Return permissions on get role endpoint
* feat: Add in support for updating roles
* fix: Get a bunch of tests working and delete a few that make no sense anymore
* chore: A few small cleanups - remove logging and restore default on dev server config
* chore: Refactor role/access stores into more logical domains
* feat: Add in validation for roles
* feat: Patch db migration to handle old stucture
* fix: migration for project roles
* fix: patch a few broken tests
* fix: add permissions to editor
* fix: update test name
* fix: update user permission mapping
* fix: create new user
* fix: update root role test
* fix: update tests
* feat: Validation now works when updating a role
* fix: Add in very barebones down migration for rbac so that tests work
* fix: Improve responses from role resolution - getting a non existant role will throw a NotFound error
* fix: remove unused permissions
* fix: add test for connecting roles and deleting project
* fix: add test for adding a project member with a custom role
* fix: add test for changing user role
* fix: add guard for deleting role if the role is in use
* fix: alter migration
* chore: Minor code cleanups
* chore: Small code cleanups
* chore: More minor cleanups of code
* chore: Trim some dead code to make the linter happy
* feat: Schema validation for roles
* fix: setup permission for variant
* fix: remove unused import
* feat: Add cascading delete for role_permissions when deleting a role
* feat: add configuration option for disabling legacy api
* chore: update frontend to beta version
* 4.6.0-beta.0
* fix: export default project constant
* fix: update snapshot
* fix: module pattern ../../lib
* fix: move DEFAULT_PROJECT to types
* fix: remove debug logging
* fix: remove debug log state
* fix: Change permission descriptions
* fix: roles should have unique name
* fix: root roles should be connected to the default project
* fix: typo in role-schema.ts
* fix: Role permission empty string for non environment type
* feat: new permission for moving project
* fix: add event for changeProject
* fix: Removing a user from a project will now check to see if that project has an owner, rather than checking if any project has an owner
* fix: add tests for move project
* fix: Add in missing create/delete tag permissions
* fix: Removed duplicate impl caused by multiple good samaritans putting it back in!
* fix: Trim out add tag permissions, for now at least
* chore: Trim out new add and delete tag permissions - we're going with update feature instead
* chore: update frontend
* 4.6.0-beta.1
* feat: Prevent editing of built in roles
* fix: Patch an issue where permissions for variants/environments didn't match the front end
* fix: lint
Co-authored-by: Ivar Conradi Østhus <ivarconr@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Fredrik Oseberg <fredrik.no@gmail.com>
The previous list order didn't seem to have any reason behind it. This
is a suggestion for new order.
Index (the introduction) is first, followed by the proxy. Then comes
all the official sdks in alphabetic order (punctuation placed before
alpha). At the end of the list is the 'community sdks' link.
I'm open to suggestions and discussion here, but was working on this
list, so thought it could use some love.
This serves two purposes:
1. For people who know the structure, it won't look like anything's
missing
2. For people who don't know the structure, it'll make community sdks
more discoverable.
Thomas Heartman