- Added queries to retrieve datasets and permission groups associated with users for improved access tracking in the dataset overview response.
- Implemented logic to include direct dataset access and permission group lineage in the user overview, enhancing clarity on user permissions.
- Improved error handling for database interactions related to dataset and permission group queries.
- Added debug print statements for datasets and permission groups queries to facilitate troubleshooting.
These changes improve the API's ability to manage and report user permissions effectively, providing a clearer overview of user access to datasets and permission groups.
- Updated the UserPermissionLineage and UserOverviewItem structs to provide a clearer representation of user permissions and lineage in the dataset overview response.
- Simplified the get_dataset_overview function by removing redundant queries and consolidating user access checks.
- Improved error handling for database interactions related to user permissions.
- Streamlined the overall structure of the dataset overview response to focus on user details and their access capabilities.
These changes enhance the API's clarity and efficiency in managing and reporting user permissions.
- Introduced UserPermissionLineage struct to provide detailed user access information in the dataset overview response.
- Updated get_dataset_overview function to include comprehensive checks for user permissions, dataset group access, and direct access.
- Improved error handling for database queries related to user permissions and access checks.
- Added TODO comments in list_dataset_assets and put_dataset_assets routes to address future dataset group integration.
These changes enhance the API's capability to manage and report on user permissions effectively.
- Introduced a new DatasetPermission model in the database schema to manage dataset access permissions, including fields for organization_id, dataset_id, and permission_type.
- Updated the API routes to nest asset-related routes under dataset_id, enhancing the organization of dataset-related functionalities.
These changes improve the structure for managing dataset permissions and streamline the API for asset handling.
- Created dataset_groups and dataset_permissions tables in the database schema, including organization_id as a foreign key with ON DELETE CASCADE.
- Added corresponding indexes for organization_id in both tables to optimize query performance.
- Updated the Rust models and schema to reflect the new tables and their relationships.
- Integrated dataset_groups into the API routes for improved data organization and management.
These changes enhance the database structure and facilitate better handling of dataset-related permissions and groupings.
- Changed the role of a user in the teams_to_users table from 'admin' to 'manager' for better role clarity.
- Refactored the users_to_organizations table to include a new 'status' field and updated multiple user roles to align with the new role structure (workspace_admin, querier, data_admin).
- Added a new permission_groups module to the API routes for improved permission management.
- Updated the security module to include a new checks module for enhanced security handling.
- Integrated dotenv in the Next.js configuration to manage environment variables more effectively.
These changes improve the clarity and functionality of user roles and permissions within the application.
- Introduced a new UserOrganizationStatus enum to manage user organization statuses (Active, Inactive, Pending, Guest) in the database schema.
- Updated the UserToOrganization model to include a status field.
- Refactored role checks across various routes to replace the previous UserOrganizationRole values (Owner, Admin) with new roles (WorkspaceAdmin, DataAdmin) for better role management.
- Enhanced data source handling in multiple routes to align with the updated role structure.
These changes improve the clarity and functionality of user organization management within the application.
- Updated the UserOrganizationRole enum to include new roles: WorkspaceAdmin, DataAdmin, Querier, RestrictedQuerier, and Viewer, replacing the previous roles of Owner, Member, and Admin.
- Modified the TeamToUserRole enum to change the Owner role to Manager.
- Added new database tables for dataset_groups, dataset_permissions, datasets_to_dataset_groups, and permission_groups_to_users to support enhanced data management.
- Introduced UserOrganizationStatusEnum to the schema for better organization status tracking.
These changes improve role management and expand the database schema for better data organization and permissions handling.
- Deleted the `package-lock.json` file from the root directory.
- Modified the `dev` target in the API Makefile to start Redis using Docker Compose from the parent directory, improving service orchestration.
- Updated the `next.config.mjs` to load environment variables from the parent directory during development.
- Added `dotenv` as a dependency in both `package.json` and `package-lock.json` to manage environment variables effectively.
These changes streamline the development setup and enhance the management of environment variables.
- Simplified the API service build configuration in `docker-compose.yml` by consolidating the build context and Dockerfile path.
- Added `diesel_migrations` dependency to `Cargo.toml` for database migration management.
- Implemented database migration logic in `main.rs`, including error handling and logging for migration success or failure.
- Introduced a new mail service in `supabase/docker-compose.yml` for handling SMTP, POP3, and web interface.
- Removed version specification from `supabase/dev/docker-compose.dev.yml` for cleaner configuration.
These changes improve the overall structure and functionality of the application, facilitating better database management and service orchestration.
- Consolidated Redis service into the main `docker-compose.yml`, removing the separate API Docker Compose file.
- Added health checks for Redis and API services to ensure proper service readiness.
- Updated API router to include a public health check endpoint.
- Cleaned up the web Dockerfile by removing unnecessary environment variable copying.
These changes enhance service orchestration and improve the reliability of the application during development.
- Removed version specification from `docker-compose.yml` for simplicity.
- Eliminated the `env_file` directive in the `web` service to streamline environment variable management.
- Updated the `Dockerfile` for the API to conditionally copy SSL certificates based on the environment, enhancing flexibility for local and production setups.
These changes aim to simplify the configuration and improve the development workflow.
- Expanded `.env.example` with additional environment variables for local development, including AWS credentials, database connection strings, and API keys.
- Removed the `api/.env.example` file as its contents have been consolidated into the main `.env.example`.
These changes enhance the local development setup by providing a comprehensive example of required environment variables.
- Updated the logic to determine final_permission by checking if permission is Some, simplifying the condition.
- Improved error handling for non-public threads when no permissions are provided.
- Removed unused imports for `serde_json` and `tokio::task::JoinSet` in the `post_datasets.rs` file.
- This cleanup improves code readability and reduces unnecessary dependencies.
- Added steps to configure AWS credentials and download the Postgres SSL certificate from S3 in the GitHub Actions workflow.
- Updated the Dockerfile to reflect the new path for the SSL certificate, ensuring it is correctly copied to the container.
These changes improve the security and organization of SSL certificate handling during the deployment process.
- Changed the directory structure for SSL certificates in the GitHub Actions workflow, creating a new path `certs/cert` for better organization.
- Updated the Dockerfile to reference the new certificate path, ensuring the SSL certificate is correctly installed in the container.
These changes improve the clarity and maintainability of the deployment process.
- Added steps to create a directory for SSL certificates and copy the downloaded certificate to the new location in the GitHub Actions workflow.
- Updated the Dockerfile to reference the new certificate path, ensuring proper installation of the SSL certificate in the container.
These changes improve the organization of SSL certificates and enhance the deployment process.
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