Only show the link for the Users list page to SUs #205
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This turned up a problem in django-tutelary that means that the superuser checks added here slow the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug needs to be fixed before these kinds of permissions checks will really become viable.
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This turned up a problem in django-tutelary that means that the superuser checks added here slow the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug needs to be fixed before these kinds of permissions checks will really become viable.
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This turned up a problem in django-tutelary that means that the superuser checks added here slow the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug needs to be fixed before these kinds of permissions checks will really become viable.
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This turned up a problem in django-tutelary that means that the superuser checks added here slow the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug needs to be fixed before these kinds of permissions checks will really become viable.
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This required adding a "superuser check" mixin to many of the view classes. That turned up a problem in django-tutelary that meant that the superuser checks added in the mixin slowed the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug was fixed and the tutelary version bumped here to take account of that.
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This required adding a "superuser check" mixin to many of the view classes. That turned up a problem in django-tutelary that meant that the superuser checks added in the mixin slowed the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug was fixed and the tutelary version bumped here to take account of that.
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This required adding a "superuser check" mixin to many of the view classes. That turned up a problem in django-tutelary that meant that the superuser checks added in the mixin slowed the platform down a lot. The tutelary bug was fixed and the tutelary version bumped here to take account of that.
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Fix for #205: "Users" menu visibility
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Fixed via #352 |
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This is forked from #188.
Currently, any visitor to the platform whether logged in or not sees a link for the Users list page. But since only superusers have the
user.listpermission, it makes sense to only show the link to them and not to everyone else. Otherwise, we will get questions on who and how normal users can get the permission to see this list.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: