Reassign ownership after destroying an OAuth API key #15162
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I've already tested it and it's not a dangerous change, so I'm merging! |
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Related to: #15159
The reassignment was being only applied to regular API keys, but we should also do it for the ones from OAuth.
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The other type of keys are reassigned in oauth_app_user for example, but in OauthAppUser only the datasets and ownership roles were being reassigned.