- Introduced new utility functions for managing document sharing,
including `searchUserToInviteToDoc`, `addMemberToDoc`, and
`updateShareLink`.
- Updated existing tests to verify inherited share access and link
visibility features.
- Refactored document access handling in tests to improve clarity and
maintainability.
- Added comprehensive tests for inherited share functionalities,
ensuring proper role and access management for subpages.
- Added a new component `DocInheritedShareContent` to display inherited
access information for documents.
- Updated `DocShareModal` to include inherited share content when
applicable.
- Refactored `DocRoleDropdown` to improve role selection messaging based
on inherited roles.
- Enhanced `DocVisibility` to manage link reach and role updates more
effectively, including handling desynchronization scenarios.
- Improved `DocShareMemberItem` to accommodate inherited access logic
and ensure proper role management.
- Simplified the `getDocAccesses` function by removing pagination
parameters.
- Updated the `useDocAccesses` hook to reflect changes in the API
response type.
- Removed the `useDocAccessesInfinite` function to streamline document
access management.
- Updated the `Access` and `Doc` interfaces to include new properties
for role management and document link reach.
- Introduced utility functions to handle document link reach and role,
improving the logic for determining access levels.
- Refactored the `isOwnerOrAdmin` function to simplify role checks for
document ownership and admin status.
- Created new files for managing subdocuments and detaching documents.
- Refactored API request configuration to use an improved configuration
type.
- Removed unnecessary logs from the ModalConfirmDownloadUnsafe
component.
New components were created to manage subpages in the document tree,
including the ability to add, reorder, and view subpages. Tests were
added to verify the functionality of these features. Additionally, API
changes were made to manage the creation and retrieval of document
children.
Added a new feature for moving documents within the user interface via
drag-and-drop. This includes the creation of Draggable and Droppable
components, as well as tests to verify document creation and movement
behavior. Changes have also been made to document types to include user
roles and child management capabilities.
Added several new dependencies to the `package.json` file, including
`@dnd-kit/core`, `@dnd-kit/modifiers`, `@fontsource/material-icons`, and
`@gouvfr-lasuite/ui-kit`.
With the soft delete feature, relying on the is_leaf method from the
treebeard is not accurate anymore. To determine if a node is a leaf, it
checks if the number of numchild is equal to 0. But a node can have soft
deleted children, then numchild is equal to 0, but it is not a leaf
because if we want to add a child we have to look for the last child to
compute a correct path. Otherwise we will have an error saying that the
path already exists.
We were returning the list of roles a user has on a document (direct
and inherited). Now that we introduced priority on roles, we are able
to determine what is the max role and return only this one.
This commit also changes the role that is returned for the restricted
reach: we now return None because the role is not relevant in this
case.
We were returning too many select options for the restricted link reach:
- when the "restricted" reach is an option (key present in the returned
dictionary), the possible values for link roles are now always None to
make it clearer that they don't matter and no select box should be
shown for roles.
- Never propose "restricted" as option for link reach when the ancestors
already offer a public access. Indeed, restricted/editor was shown when
the ancestors had public/read access. The logic was to propose editor
role on more restricted reaches... but this does not make sense for
restricted since the role does is not taken into account for this reach.
Roles are set by each access line assign to users/teams.
The frontend needs to know what to display on an access. The maximum
role between the access role and the role equivalent to all accesses
on the document's ancestors should be computed on the backend.
We reduce the number of options even more by treating link reach
and link role independently: link reach must be higher than its
ancestors' equivalent link reach and link role must be higher than
its ancestors' link role.
This reduces the number of possibilities but we decided to start
with the most restrictive and simple offer and extend it if we
realize it faces too many criticism instead of risking to offer
too many options that are too complex and must be reduced afterwards.
The frontend requires this information about the ancestor document
to which each access is related. We make sure it does not generate
more db queries and does not fetch useless and heavy fields from
the document like "excerpt".
There is a delay between the time the signature is issued and the
time it is checked. Although this delay is minimal, if the signature
is issued at the end of a second, both timestamps can differ of 1s.
> assert response["X-Amz-Date"] == timezone.now().strftime("%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ")
AssertionError: assert equals failed '20250504T175307Z' '20250504T175308Z'
If root documents are guaranteed to have a owner, non-root documents
will automatically have them as owner by inheritance. We should not
require non-root documents to have their own direct owner because
this will make it difficult to manage access rights when we move
documents around or when we want to remove access rights for someone
on a document subtree... There should be as few overrides as possible.
This field is set only on the list view when all accesses for a given
document and all its ancestors are listed. It gives the highest role
among all accesses related to each document.
The latest refactoring in a445278 kept some factorizations that are
not legit anymore after the refactoring.
It is also cleaner to not make serializer choice in the list view if
the reason for this choice is related to something else b/c other
views would then use the wrong serializer and that would be a
security leak.
This commit also fixes a bug in the access rights inheritance: if a
user is allowed to see accesses on a document, he should see all
acesses related to ancestors, even the ancestors that he can not
read. This is because the access that was granted on all ancestors
also apply on the current document... so it must be displayed.
Lastly, we optimize database queries because the number of accesses
we fetch is going up with multi-pages and we were generating a lot
of useless queries.
On a document, we need to display the status of the link (reach and
role) taking into account the ancestors link reach/role as well as
the current document.
We were returning the list of roles a user has on a document (direct
and inherited). Now that we introduced priority on roles, we are able
to determine what is the max role and return only this one.
This commit also changes the role that is returned for the restricted
reach: we now return None because the role is not relevant in this
case.
This will allow us to simplify the get_abilities method. It is also
more efficient because we have computed this definitions dict and
the the get_select_options method was doing the conversion again.
We are going to need to compare choices to materialize the fact that
choices are ordered. For example an admin role is higer than an
editor role but lower than an owner role.
We will need this to compute the reach and role resulting from all
the document accesses (resp. link accesses) assigned on a document's
ancestors.
The document accesses a user have on a document's ancestors also apply
to this document. The frontend needs to list them as "inherited" so we
need to add them to the list.
Adding a "document_id" field on the output will allow the frontend to
differentiate between inherited and direct accesses on a document.
The document viewset was overriding the get_queryset method from its
own mixin. This was a sign that the mixin was not optimal anymore.
In the next commit I will need to complexify it further so it's time
to refactor the mixin.
If anonymous users have reader access on a parent, we were considering
that an edge use case was interesting: allowing an authenticated user
to still be editor on the child.
Although this use case could be interesting, we consider, as a first
approach, that the value it carries is not big enough to justify the
complexity for the user to understand this complex access right heritage.
We were returning too many select options for the restricted link reach:
- when the "restricted" reach is an option (key present in the returned
dictionary), the possible values for link roles are now always None to
make it clearer that they don't matter and no select box should be
shown for roles.
- Never propose "restricted" as option for link reach when the ancestors
already offer a public access. Indeed, restricted/editor was shown when
the ancestors had public/read access. The logic was to propose editor
role on more restricted reaches... but this does not make sense for
restricted since the role does is not taken into account for this reach.
Roles are set by each access line assign to users/teams.
We added a system to know if a user is alone
on a document or not. We adapt the
frontend to block the edition only
when the user is not alone on the document.
An already existing feature flag
COLLABORATION_WS_NOT_CONNECTED_READY_ONLY was used bu the frontend
application to disable or not the edition for a user not connected to
the websocket. We want to reuse it in the backend application to disable
or not the no websocket feature.
The endpoint can_edit is added to the DocumentViewset, it will give the
information to the frontend application id the current user can edit the
Docs based on the no-websocket rules.
When a document is updated, users not connected to the collaboration
server can override work made by other people connected to the
collaboration server. To avoid this, the priority is given to user
connected to the collaboration server. If the websocket property in the
request payload is missing or set to False, the backend fetch the
collaboration server to now if the user can save or not. If users are
already connected, the user can't save. Also, only one user without
websocket can save a connect, the first user saving acquire a lock and
all other users can't save.
To implement this behavior, we need to track all users, connected and
not, so a session is created for every user in the
ForceSessionMiddleware.
We need a new endpoint in the y-provider server allowing the backend to
retrieve the number of active connections on a document and if a session
key exists.
Handle the raw payloads in requests and responses to convert-endpoint.
This change replaces Base64-encoded I/O with direct binary streaming,
yielding several benefits:
- **Network efficiency**: Eliminates the ~33% size inflation of Base64,
cutting bandwidth and latency.
- **Memory savings**: Enables piping DOCX (already compressed) buffers
straight to DocSpec API without holding, encoding and decoding multi-MB
payload in RAM.
Signed-off-by: Stephan Meijer <me@stephanmeijer.com>
Accept raw payload on convert-endpoint and respond with raw Yjs payload
This change replaces Base64-encoded I/O with direct binary streaming,
yielding several benefits:
- **Network efficiency**: Eliminates the ~33% size inflation of Base64,
cutting bandwidth and latency.
- **Memory savings**: Enables piping DOCX (already compressed) buffers
straight to DocSpec API without holding, encoding and decoding multi-MB
payload in RAM.
Signed-off-by: Stephan Meijer <me@stephanmeijer.com>
Return 401 Unauthorized for missing/invalid API keys (per RFC 7235);
403 is reserved for valid-but-forbidden credentials.
Signed-off-by: Stephan Meijer <me@stephanmeijer.com>
