Fixed bug in /u/ where home project group membership was lost after edit.

Rather than understanding the code, I rewrote the editing and added a
unit test for it.
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2016-11-11 15:06:29 +01:00
parent 4b84e6506b
commit 5f0092cfa1
2 changed files with 104 additions and 28 deletions

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@@ -210,34 +210,7 @@ def users_edit(user_id):
form = UserEditForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
def get_groups(roles):
"""Return a set of role ids matching the group names provided"""
groups_set = set()
for system_role in roles:
group = Group.find_one({'where': "name=='%s'" % system_role}, api=api)
groups_set.add(group._id)
return groups_set
# Remove any of the default roles
system_roles = set([role[0] for role in form.roles.choices])
system_groups = get_groups(system_roles)
# Current user roles
user_roles_list = user.roles if user.roles else []
user_roles = set(user_roles_list)
user_groups = get_groups(user_roles_list)
# Remove all form roles from current roles
user_roles = list(user_roles.difference(system_roles))
user_groups = list(user_groups.difference(system_groups))
# Get the assigned roles
system_roles_assigned = form.roles.data
system_groups_assigned = get_groups(system_roles_assigned)
# Reassign roles based on form.roles.data by adding them to existing roles
user_roles += system_roles_assigned
user_groups += list(get_groups(user_roles))
# Fetch the group for the assigned system roles
user.roles = user_roles
user.groups = user_groups
user.update(api=api)
_users_edit(form, user, api)
else:
form.roles.data = user.roles
return render_template('users/edit_embed.html',
@@ -245,6 +218,29 @@ def users_edit(user_id):
form=form)
def _users_edit(form, user, api):
"""Performs the actual user editing."""
from pillar.api.service import role_to_group_id, ROLES_WITH_GROUPS
current_user_roles = set(user.roles or [])
current_user_groups = set(user.groups or [])
roles_in_form = set(form.roles.data)
granted_roles = roles_in_form - current_user_roles
revoked_roles = ROLES_WITH_GROUPS - roles_in_form
# role_to_group_id contains ObjectIDs, but the SDK works with strings.
granted_groups = {str(role_to_group_id[role]) for role in granted_roles}
revoked_groups = {str(role_to_group_id[role]) for role in revoked_roles}
user.roles = list((current_user_roles - revoked_roles).union(granted_roles))
user.groups = list((current_user_groups - revoked_groups).union(granted_groups))
user.update(api=api)
@blueprint.route('/u')
@login_required
def users_index():