fix: admin privileges#130
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WalkthroughcanAccessPanel in the User model was changed to check panel access by matching on the panel ID and delegating authorization to isAdmin() when the panel is the admin panel; other panels remain allowed. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Client
participant UserModel
participant isAdmin
Client->>UserModel: canAccessPanel(panelId)
alt panelId == 'admin'
UserModel->>isAdmin: isAdmin()
isAdmin-->>UserModel: bool
UserModel-->>Client: return bool
else other panel
UserModel-->>Client: return true
end
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128-131: Admin-only panel access aligns with PR goalUsing
canAccessPanel()to delegate toisAdmin()correctly enforces that only configured admins can access the Filament panel, which matches the stated objective. No functional issues with this change.If you expect multiple panels or more granular roles later, consider extending this to take
$paneland a role/permission model into account instead of a username list in config, but that can be a follow-up.
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