Remove unused RBACs in GraphQL server

[Saranya-jena]

There are a lot of deprecated/unused RBACs present in graphql/server/pkg/authorization/roles.go, check the usages and remove them.

[punithnayak]

hey @Saranya-jena I am able to find the deprecated/unused RBACs will raise pr soon

[samyakjain10]

Hey @Saranya-jena, I am interested to work on this issue. Can you assign it to me?

[RipulHandoo]

Hi @Saranya-jena @namkyu1999, is this issue still open? I'd like to raise a PR , if it is.
Can you also guide me which variable are to be removed from this

[SohamRatnaparkhi]

Hi @RipulHandoo
I think the issue still persists.

In the roles.go (link), you might need to check if that particular role query and its corresponding RBAC-rule are being used somewhere.

If you are using VS Code, you can ctrl+click on that particular role-query. If VS-Code doesn't show any occurrence/use of that rule in some other file, then you can remove it. Alternatively, you can use the global search too.

For example:

1. If you ctrl+click on UserInfrastructureReg, you will find its occurrence in the resolver of chaos-infra. Hence, you will not remove it.
2. If you ctrl+click on TerminateChaosWorkflow or SendInvitation, then you won't find its occurrence anywhere else. Hence, you can remove it. Similarly, you will find many rules which are not being used anywhere.

[RipulHandoo]

Hi @RipulHandoo I think the issue still persists.

In the roles.go (link), you might need to check if that particular role query and its corresponding RBAC-rule are being used somewhere.

If you are using VS Code, you can ctrl+click on that particular role-query. If VS-Code doesn't show any occurrence/use of that rule in some other file, then you can remove it. Alternatively, you can use the global search too.

For example:

1. If you ctrl+click on UserInfrastructureReg, you will find its occurrence in the resolver of chaos-infra. Hence, you will not remove it.
2. If you ctrl+click on TerminateChaosWorkflow or SendInvitation, then you won't find its occurrence anywhere else. Hence, you can remove it. Similarly, you will find many rules which are not being used anywhere.

@SohamRatnaparkhi
Thanks for guidance. I'll start working on it ASAP.