Importing Author Field breaks Permissions #8803
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I tend to think it is a bug, but at the Blueprint/Fieldset level. I have a Fieldset with this: title: Enseignant
fields:
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handle: author
field:
max_items: 1
mode: select
display: 'Enseignant·e responsable de ce rapport'
type: users
default: current that I import in my various Collections with this: if I paste the Fieldset content directly in the Blueprint, it works. And if I import the Field and not the entire Fieldset, it also works. fields:
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handle: my_content_field
field: enseignant_responsable.author |
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Hi,
Not sure, but there might be a bug with Permissions… but at the same time, I can not replicate it on a clean fresh new install.
I have a bunch of Collections, and a bunch of Groups with Permissions that grant access to the related Collection.
For example, an "Experimentation" Collection and a "Prof Experimentation" Permissions set, all on the same model:
Trouble is… I cannot view nor create any Entry when I impersonate one User that has such a Permission (same problem when I log in with the User credentials).
Important detail, I am not just denied access, I get an
Undefined array key "author"
error.Unless I add
- 'edit other authors experimentation entries'
, then I can create a new Entry.Am I doing something wrong, or did I stumble on a weird bug?
Thanks in advance for your insight.
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