[Question] User Granted Permissions (front end)

[worthy7]

Hi there, I have an angular app, that would refresh the users session (by sending a message in Signalr and having the sessionservice re-init) when permissions changed on the back end.

Did something change recently so that the users permissions are no longer stored on GetUserInfo, but instead on GetAll?

I removed the refresh when logging in (so that the app would be smoother). The session would reinit and it caused permissions etc to be updated client side. But now when people log in, they have no permissions until they refresh the page.

[ryancyq]

@worthy7 could you share from/to version of the template you observed the behavior change?

granted permissions has always been returned via /AbpUserConfiguration/GetAll for angular template.

[worthy7]

Then perhaps it was just my misunderstanding. This is very confusing because I am sure that when our users "upgraded to premium" the screen would magically change to the premium version without a refresh, I specifically designed it like this - but that seems to be broken now because the "user refresh" is no longer updating permissions.

Is the GetAll call the ONLY time that permissions are updated? Is there perhaps something else I was using that he changed?

In terms of version, I did upgrade the front end abp-ng2-module package to 6.2 from ^5.1.1

Hmm... I am so sure that I did have the permissions updating, through angular, without having to refresh...

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@worthy7 https://github.com/worthy7 could you share from/to version of the template you observed the behavior change?

granted permissions has always been returned via /AbpUserConfiguration/GetAll for angular template.

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[worthy7]

Sorry for the daft question, It seems I did have some code which I have accidentally removed whilst trying to fix the way login worked:

    private getUserConfiguration(callback: () => void): JQueryPromise<any> {
        return abp.ajax({
            url: AppConsts.remoteServiceBaseUrl + '/AbpUserConfiguration/GetAll',
            method: 'GET',
            headers: {
                Authorization: 'Bearer ' + abp.auth.getToken(),
                '.AspNetCore.Culture': abp.utils.getCookieValue("Abp.Localization.CultureName"),
                'Abp.TenantId': abp.multiTenancy.getTenantIdCookie()
            }
        }).done(result => {
            $.extend(true, abp, result);
            abp.auth.grantedPermissions = result.auth.grantedPermissions;
            abp.clock.provider = this.getCurrentClockProvider(result.clock.provider);

            moment.locale(abp.localization.currentLanguage.name);

            if (abp.clock.provider.supportsMultipleTimezone) {
                moment.tz.setDefault(abp.timing.timeZoneInfo.iana.timeZoneId);
            }

            callback();
        });
    }

    private getCurrentClockProvider(currentProviderName: string): abp.timing.IClockProvider {
        if (currentProviderName === "unspecifiedClockProvider") {
            return abp.timing.unspecifiedClockProvider;
        }

        if (currentProviderName === "utcClockProvider") {
            return abp.timing.utcClockProvider;
        }

        return abp.timing.localClockProvider;
    }