feat: add has_course_author_access to CourseHomeMetadataView response [BB-9082]#35313
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Perhaps add some tests here to make sure the correct value for has_course_author_access for full staff/limited staff roles
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@0x29a Left a couple of small comments, but otherwise the changes looks good.
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OSPR management note: User-facing change, so will likely need product approval before we can move forward with engineering review and merge. Marking as blocked for now. |
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@0x29a Can you please rebase the PR? |
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@farhaanbukhsh, done. |
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@0x29a Thank you for the work here I have tested this and all works well I have add few nit picks once done we will be in a good place to merge this.
common/djangoapps/student/auth.py
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| return has_studio_write_access(user, course_key, service_variant) |
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| return has_studio_write_access(user, course_key, service_variant) | |
| return has_studio_write_access(user, course_key, service_variant=service_variant) |
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- ❌ I made sure any change in configuration variables is reflected in the corresponding client's
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…#682) Cherry-picked from openedx#35313 (cherry picked from commit 50470c1)
…#682) Cherry-picked from openedx#35313 (cherry picked from commit 50470c1)
Description
Adds
has_course_author_accessboolean toCourseHomeMetadataView. Currently it's used to control visibility of the "View as Staff" button here: openedx/frontend-app-learning#1436Testing
Open any unit in
frontend-app-learning, openNetworktab in your browser console, and search formetathere. There will be a single request, and its JSON response should containhas_course_author_accesskey. It should beFalsefor all users that don't have access to Studio, especially those having the "Limited Staff" course team role.