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#1129 | fixed | CREP0002: Moderated Edits | kindly | |
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Proposer: David Raznick Abstract.We are trying to achieve these goals.
In order to achieve this, a feature which lets anyone edit a package but only let the moderator/owner accept it. The moderator should be able to look at a list of changes and accept the ones that This cep is not about 'if' we need such a feature, it is about 'how' we go about implementing it. Another cep may needed for the 'if' case. The ProblemWe need the following to be possible.
Solutions.
This method requires there to be a change in the way we use VDM, so that we manage statefulness ourselves. We will need to add other states such as 'waiting for approval'.
Implementation details.1.
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ParticipantsDavid Raznick to do it. Progress.Decided to go with option 2. However we will change the revisioning system to be like the schema attached. This gets rid of difficult querying problems caused by querying the revision tables by adding an end date, meaning you can do range queries. The better and more normalized version of a revisioning system is outlined https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1Y7nMgVsrs081Pame2RdbZHlCAlV33ddTZ8VAsab1j-0/edit?hl=en_GB&authkey=CJfd8vsB. We will be a step closer to that, with this change, but we will keep the current vdm more or less, intact. |
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#1132 | invalid | test_authz doesn't run | johnlawrenceaspden | |
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Trying to run the tests in test_authz.py with $ nosetests --ckan ckan/tests/functional/test_authz.py results in no tests being run: Ran 0 tests in 0.840s OK (SKIP=3) |
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#1133 | worksforme | command line rights manipulation doesn't work | johnlawrenceaspden | |
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It appears that the command $ paster rights add russianfan admin warandpeace has no effect, even though $ paster rights remove russianfan admin warandpeace works fine. This may be specific to something I've done, could someone confirm? If it's the case more generally, then I'm assuming this behaviour is untested? Tests should probably be added. |