This change allows a user group to be made public, so all its associated datagroups are visible for all LX users. To configure this in the DB, add a row to user_group_memberships with the user_group_id we want to make public and user_id = -1 (i.e. the "public user").
What should we test?
Create/choose a user group (with id X) that has at least 1 associated data group
Log in to LX as a user who is in the user group. Confirm they can see the data layers.
Log in to LX on a separate browser as a user who isn't in the user group. Confirm they can't see the data layers.
Add a row to user_group_memberships with the user_group_id = X, user_id = -1, and access = 1 (readonly).
Refresh the app and confirm both users can now see the data layers. The first user should still be able to edit the datagroup (e.g. edit object descriptions or copy a map object to the datagroup), but the second user shouldn't be able to edit.
Delete the user_group_membership you just added and confirm the state has returned to what it was previously.
What? Why?
Closes #325
This change allows a user group to be made public, so all its associated datagroups are visible for all LX users. To configure this in the DB, add a row to
user_group_membershipswith theuser_group_idwe want to make public anduser_id = -1(i.e. the "public user").What should we test?
user_group_membershipswith theuser_group_id = X,user_id = -1, andaccess = 1(readonly).user_group_membershipyou just added and confirm the state has returned to what it was previously.Release notes
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