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[security] Fix, let admin's be able to reset user passwords on AUTH_DB #9232

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion superset/security/manager.py
Expand Up @@ -81,7 +81,11 @@ def __init__(self, **kwargs):
PermissionModelView.list_widget = SupersetSecurityListWidget

# Limiting routes on FAB model views
UserModelView.include_route_methods = RouteMethod.CRUD_SET | {"userinfo"}
UserModelView.include_route_methods = RouteMethod.CRUD_SET | {
"userinfo",
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The userinfo looks lonely here with the constants. Wondering if we should collect these somewhere, too.

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We can of course, did a quick search and found a bunch of "lonely" routes. Like download_dashboards, bulk_delete, table_metadata. Would say that the idea here is that non repeatable ones, get referenced in place.

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Perhaps not something that needs to be addressed now (not really sure which is better). LGTM

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"action",
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Should we be using constants.RouteMethod.ACTION_POST etc here?

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oh! yes, right you are

RoleModelView.include_route_methods = RouteMethod.CRUD_SET
PermissionViewModelView.include_route_methods = {RouteMethod.LIST}
PermissionModelView.include_route_methods = {RouteMethod.LIST}
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