Open RyamBaCo opened 4 years ago
Hmm. Is workflow present?
On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 2:47 AM Ryam BaCo notifications@github.com wrote:
On our Apostrophe website we implemented Vue components interacting with apostrophe pieces using apostrophe-headless. When i'm logged in in Apostrophe and try to upload files by POST against api/v1/attachments i receive "forbidden" as response string with 403 response. when i'm not logged in everything is working fine.
On further debugging it occurs that in api.js the self.apos.permissions-check for "edit-attachment" fails. The initial can-request to apostrophe-permissions returns true, but somehow one of the "can"-listeners sets info.response to false. I currently hack-fixed it by putting
self.apos.on("can", async function (req, action, object, info) { if (action === "edit-attachment" && !info.response) { info.response = true; } });
in my code. But I guess that this shouldn't be the solution.
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The tests on this feature do pass, so I'd recommend contributing a failing test.
On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 11:55 AM Tom Boutell tom@apostrophecms.com wrote:
Hmm. Is workflow present?
On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 2:47 AM Ryam BaCo notifications@github.com wrote:
On our Apostrophe website we implemented Vue components interacting with apostrophe pieces using apostrophe-headless. When i'm logged in in Apostrophe and try to upload files by POST against api/v1/attachments i receive "forbidden" as response string with 403 response. when i'm not logged in everything is working fine.
On further debugging it occurs that in api.js the self.apos.permissions-check for "edit-attachment" fails. The initial can-request to apostrophe-permissions returns true, but somehow one of the "can"-listeners sets info.response to false. I currently hack-fixed it by putting
self.apos.on("can", async function (req, action, object, info) { if (action === "edit-attachment" && !info.response) { info.response = true; } });
in my code. But I guess that this shouldn't be the solution.
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THOMAS BOUTELL | CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER APOSTROPHECMS | apostrophecms.com | he/him/his
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THOMAS BOUTELL | CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER APOSTROPHECMS | apostrophecms.com | he/him/his
On our Apostrophe website we implemented Vue components interacting with apostrophe pieces using apostrophe-headless. When i'm logged in in Apostrophe and try to upload files by POST against api/v1/attachments i receive "forbidden" as response string with 403 response. when i'm not logged in everything is working fine.
On further debugging it occurs that in api.js the self.apos.permissions-check for "edit-attachment" fails. The initial can-request to apostrophe-permissions returns true, but somehow one of the "can"-listeners sets info.response to false. I currently hack-fixed it by putting
in my code. But I guess that this shouldn't be the solution.