Open pierrelegall opened 1 year ago
Problem
Sometimes, we want to read data applying another non-read policy, e.g. to read posts updatable by an actor.
For now, we have to create a special read action (e.g. :read_updatable) and copy the policy of the corresponding action (e.g. of the :update here).
:read_updatable
:update
Solution
This could be solved by adding a policy option to the reads function (Api.read, Api.exists?, Api.sum, etc.) to apply a specific policy.
policy
Api.read
Api.exists?
Api.sum
And using it like:
MyResource |> Api.read!(actor: actor, policy: :update)
Alternative
Won't do, to complicate to propagate a different non-read policy and suggest the workaround above.
When we add bulk destroys this will likely be implementable as a modification of that.
Problem
Sometimes, we want to read data applying another non-read policy, e.g. to read posts updatable by an actor.
For now, we have to create a special read action (e.g.
:read_updatable
) and copy the policy of the corresponding action (e.g. of the:update
here).Solution
This could be solved by adding a
policy
option to the reads function (Api.read
,Api.exists?
,Api.sum
, etc.) to apply a specific policy.And using it like:
Alternative
Won't do, to complicate to propagate a different non-read policy and suggest the workaround above.