Fixed #25656 -- Removed link from recent actions when user has no perms.

[artirix1927]

Trac ticket number

ticket-25656

Branch description

Added jinja filter that checks per obj (recent activity entry) if user has permissions to edit the object.
In html file substitute the link with span
(that looks exactly like the link) in cases
where user doesn't have neccessary permissions.

Added tooltip for span that tells the user about
lack of permissions.
(Can be deleted if it needs consensus or looks like a bad idea for mergers but I thought its better to keep the same style for links and spans so the recent activites always look the same and to make them differ and more clear using tooltip on hover.)

Added regression test that makes sure that when user lacks permissions the link is changed with .

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[eevelweezel]

When I run my test project with your branch, I don't see the tooltip when I hover over an entry in "My actions" for which I lack view permissions.

Firefox ESR, dark mode, Debian 13

[artirix1927]

When I run my test project with your branch, I don't see the tooltip when I hover over an entry in "My actions" for which I lack view permissions.

Firefox ESR, dark mode, Debian 13

The entry is not clickable though, or it is?
Do you have change permissions for the object? In my simple only accounted for change permissions since that's the page for the link was generated.
Do you not have global view permissions for the object or per object permissions?

[eevelweezel]

When I run my test project with your branch, I don't see the tooltip when I hover over an entry in "My actions" for which I lack view permissions.

Firefox ESR, dark mode, Debian 13

The entry is not clickable though, or it is?
Do you have change permissions for the object? In my simple only accounted for change permissions since that's the page for the link was generated.
Do you not have global view permissions for the object or per object permissions?

I was using the example from the ticket, so I'm using a staff user with just add permissions on the object (no change or view). The entry was clickable, but it resulted in a 403.

[artirix1927]

When I run my test project with your branch, I don't see the tooltip when I hover over an entry in "My actions" for which I lack view permissions.
Firefox ESR, dark mode, Debian 13

The entry is not clickable though, or it is?
Do you have change permissions for the object? In my simple only accounted for change permissions since that's the page for the link was generated.
Do you not have global view permissions for the object or per object permissions?

I was using the example from the ticket, so I'm using a staff user with just add permissions on the object (no change or view). The entry was clickable, but it resulted in a 403.

Well that's exactly the behavior before my fixes. Are you sure that the my branch is installed as django for the venv in your test project?

[eevelweezel]

When I run my test project with your branch, I don't see the tooltip when I hover over an entry in "My actions" for which I lack view permissions.
Firefox ESR, dark mode, Debian 13

The entry is not clickable though, or it is?
Do you have change permissions for the object? In my simple only accounted for change permissions since that's the page for the link was generated.
Do you not have global view permissions for the object or per object permissions?

I was using the example from the ticket, so I'm using a staff user with just add permissions on the object (no change or view). The entry was clickable, but it resulted in a 403.

Well that's exactly the behavior before my fixes. Are you sure that the my branch is installed as django for the venv in your test project?

I was certain it was, but who knows. I deleted and recreated my venv, and now I see this. It's not a tooltip, but it's certainly working as expected (I'm guessing the difference is related to using Debian's packaged browser).

I've run the tests against main, and they fail as expected. LGTM!