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Prove that all roles can get and list stacks #2347

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  • Add unit tests proving that all roles can get and list stacks

Closes #2234

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@sweinstein22 sweinstein22 added the space-application-supporter https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cfar-proposals/issues/22 label Jun 22, 2021
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Acceptance

Behavior Check

Confirmed that a space application supporter can already access /v3/stacks and /v3/stacks/:guid on a boshlite with the latest CAPI release. No further implementation changes required.

Code Check

Changes look good, changes leverage shared examples and include the new role

Docs Check

No changes required, confirmed that both endpoints already state they're accessible to All Roles

Changes look good, thanks for the PR!

@sweinstein22 sweinstein22 merged commit 18399f6 into cloudfoundry:main Jun 23, 2021
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Allow space application supporter to access specific stack endpoints.
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