I decided to not use django-guardian
because If my customer delete/create Group
I have to add more overhead on my ModelManager
to transfer the existing permissions to new group. Therefore let the instances got filtered by filter_queryset
through Django REST is fine for my case.
FailedTestCase:
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from poinkbackend.apps.companies.models import Company
from poinkbackend.apps.roles.models import Role
from poinkbackend.apps.userroles.models import UserRole
from poinkbackend.apps.commons.tests import companies, userprofiles, branches
def test_support_view_userprofile(companies, userprofiles):
company = Company.objects.get(name='Singh')
support = Role.objects.add_support('firstsupport', company)
user = User.objects.get(username='notty')
UserRole.objects.create(user=user, role=support)
user.refresh_from_db()
import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
assert True is user.has_perm('view_userprofile')
-> assert True is user.has_perm('view_userprofile') (Pdb) user.groups.first() <Group: firstsupport-Singh> (Pdb) g1 = user.groups.first() (Pdb) g1.permissions.all() <QuerySet [<Permission: userprofiles | user profile | View UserProfile>]> (Pdb) user.has_perm('view_userprofile') False
Question:
Where am I wrong?
Update 16 Nov 2017 10:30 GMT+7 Add 4th url
Gists:
Company : https://gist.github.com/elcolie/684ba34391d0a94df7ca98855cea765b
Role : https://gist.github.com/elcolie/64a3a3daf22240b2072e113eb10164e2
UserRole: https://gist.github.com/elcolie/d28e7fcf54334a9f13df5fff1b7d9fe0
BusinessPermisson: https://gist.github.com/elcolie/bbeb00f41db0c7884cee34c6bccaf5f9
References:
Django user has_perm returning false even though group has permission
Django user not getting the assigned group's permissions
django group permission
Although I found the root cause of the error. I have updated my question according to @Adam Dobrawy comment.
The problem is I mixed up the command of guardian. django-guardign
syntax can use without app_label
in front of it. In my case it is userprofiles
I have to replace the line user.has_perm('view_userprofile')
with user.has_perm('userprofiles.view_userprofile')
Again. Thank you very much Adam for your time and effort reading my question.