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Replace `group_user_roles_on_resources` table with `user_roles` for
the query that checks whether the user has appropriate permissions to
act on a specific resource.
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Fetching resource data: system and group categories of resources do
not have associated genetic data.
This commit adds some code to temporarily handle that case as an edge
case before I can devote more time to fixing the issue in a much
better way.
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Add a new `public-view` role to be assigned to all users on all
resources that are defined as publicly viewable.
Update code to make assign `public-view` role to a newly registered
user for all publicly viewable roles.
Update the code to assign/revoke the `public-view` role to/from users
whenever the resource is toggled to and from being publicly viewable.
Ensure that `public-view` is not revoked from system-administrators.
Ensure that `public-view` is not revoked from the group administrators
of the group that owns the resource.
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* The system resource is public, and should be present for all users.
* Each user that is a member of a group, should have their group show
up in their list of resources.
* Fix the SQL join: add an `ON ...` clause.
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With user groups being resources that users can act on (with the
recent changes), this commit moves the `groups` module to under the
`resources` module.
It also renames the `*_resources.py` modules by dropping the
`_resources` part since the code is under the `resources` module
anyway.
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With the new schema, not all Resource objects are "owned" by a
group. Those that are, are linked together through a different db
table (`resource_ownership`).
This commit removes the `Group` object from `Resource` objects and
updates the `resource_ownership` where relevant.
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Rather than using pymonad's Maybe monad and dealing with the
complexity it introduces, raise an exception if there is no group
found for the given resource.
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Some resources are "owned" by specific user groups. This commit adds a
way to retrieve those "owners" where relevant.
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For easier maintenance, extract the code that relates to specific
resource types/categories into separate modules, each dealing with a
single resource type/category.
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* Add a .pylintrc to silence annoying messages
* Fix imports
* Add missing `parse_db_url` function
* Add a new `gn_auth.auth.db.redis` module
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Change from gn3 to gn_auth
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