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Add UI and code to enable the administrative user to register new OAuth2
clients that can access the API server.
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* gn3/auth/authentication/oauth2/views.py: Remove endpoint
* gn3/auth/authorisation/users/admin/__init__.py: New admin module
* gn3/auth/authorisation/users/admin/ui.py: New admin module
* gn3/auth/authorisation/users/admin/views.py: New admin module
* gn3/auth/views.py: Use new admin module
* gn3/errors.py: Fix linting errors
* gn3/templates/login.html: New html template
* main.py: Fix linting errors
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Enable users with the appropriate privileges to masquerade as other users by
providing an endpoint that provides a new token for the "masqueradee"
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Enable renaming collections.
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Add code to enable the importation/deletion of anonymous collections in the
active session to the authenticated user's collections.
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Move the code to a new package.
Enable the creation of new collection by both authenticated and anonymous
users.
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The code, as written previously had a subtle bug - if the user created a new
collection before they had tried accessing their list of collections, the
older code would not have migrated the older collections.
This commit fixes that by enabling the migration of older collections, whether
or not the user has created a collection with their new accounts.
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Add an endpoint to list a user's collections. This only works for logged in
users.
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Previously, the `oauth2/data/authorisation` endpoint was returning hard-coded
values for the privileges assigned to the user for each resource. In this
change, we rework to return the actual privileges for the user.
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Implement the code to migrate the data from redis to SQLite.
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Provide an outline of the data migration steps to be taken from some results
of the experiments with the data in redis.
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When user has no roles assigned, return an empty tuple rather than
pymonad.maybe.Nothing to ease maintenance.
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Split the views/routes into separate modules each dealing with a narrower
scope of the application to aid in maintenance, and help with making the
development easier.
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