revert change to account auth #4727
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src/domain/space/account/account.service.authorization.ts (1)
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288-305: LGTM! Consider updating authorization documentationThe consolidation of authorization rules around host credentials improves the code's maintainability and follows NestJS best practices. The changes maintain proper error handling and validation while simplifying the authorization model.
Consider updating the authorization documentation to reflect:
- The simplified credential model
- The role of host credentials in resource creation
- The authorization flow for different user types
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src/domain/space/account/account.service.authorization.ts (1)
288-288: Verify the impact on existing users' permissions
The change from specific feature credentials to host credentials could affect existing users who previously had access through beta tester or VC campaign credentials. This might impact their ability to create spaces, virtual contributors, and innovation packs.
Let's verify the authorization rules and their impact:
Also applies to: 296-296, 305-305
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No impact on existing users' permissions - change is part of intended functionality
The change from specific feature credentials to host credentials is part of the intended functionality and does not negatively impact existing users. The code analysis shows that:
- Host credentials are properly managed through
accountHostService.getHostCredentials()which provides the appropriate access levels for account owners. - The authorization rules are consistently applied across the codebase, with host credentials being used for managing account resources and creating entities.
- The change aligns with the platform's role-based access control system, where host credentials (user self-management or organization admin) are the primary mechanism for account-level permissions.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of removed credentials and potential impact
# Check for any remaining references to the old credentials
rg -i "vcCampaignCredential|betaTesterCredential"
# Check for existing authorization rules that might be affected
ast-grep --pattern 'createCredentialRule($$$)'
# Look for tests that might need updating
fd -e spec.ts -e test.ts | xargs rg -l "CREATE_SPACE|CREATE_VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR|CREATE_INNOVATION_PACK"
Length of output: 206
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to analyze the changes
# Check the content of the authorization service file
cat src/domain/space/account/account.service.authorization.ts
# Search for any credential-related constants or types
rg -A 3 "enum.*Credential|type.*Credential|interface.*Credential"
# Look for host credentials usage
rg -A 3 "hostCredentials"
# Find any authorization-related test files
fd "auth.*\.(spec|test)\.ts$"
Length of output: 71960
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Tested OK locally, the creation of entities from org admin, when the organization has AccountLicensePlus |
revert change to account auth that effectively removed the credentials for managing an account
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