This is an alternative to #226 as a way to solve #222
I've discussed with @swomma and we think this is simpler. Certainly fewer changes as well.
Note that this PR also adds data to the database, via a data migration. It creates 60-some unit permission records, adding the manage permission to every unit that has some other permission already (ignoring event_aar*). It uses the access_level of the lowest permission that the unit has (again, ignoring event_aar*).
Once this is merged, we'll need to run the following command on the production console:
This is an alternative to #226 as a way to solve #222
I've discussed with @swomma and we think this is simpler. Certainly fewer changes as well.
Note that this PR also adds data to the database, via a data migration. It creates 60-some unit permission records, adding the
managepermission to every unit that has some other permission already (ignoringevent_aar*). It uses theaccess_levelof the lowest permission that the unit has (again, ignoringevent_aar*).Once this is merged, we'll need to run the following command on the production console: