Django Improved Permissions 0.2.1

About

Note: This version is a bugfix version of the [0.1.4, ..., 0.2.0] releases.

Installing:

1. Run pip install django-improved-permissions==0.2.1
   or
2. Download the zip file;
3. Run pip install 0.2.1.zip

Major Changes

• Persistent Mode
  • Keeps checking the permission in inherit mode even if find a False.

Minor Changes

• New optional kwarg in the has_permission shortcut: persistent
  • True: Persistent mode enabled
  • False: Persistent mode disabled
  • None: Fallback in the dict settings (default)
• New optional kwarg in the has_permission shortcut: any_object
  • True: Check if user has the following permission to ANY object
  • False: Check if user has the following permission ONLY to that object (default)

django-improved-permissions 0.1.3

Second stable release and production ready.

Installing:
pip install django-improved-permissions==0.1.3
or
pip install 0.1.3.zip

New Changes:

• New feature: Role Ranking (solve conflits in permissions)
• New shortcut: remove_all(role_class, obj=None)
• Shortcut get_users now returns QuerySet instead of list

Bugfixes from previous releases:

• Unpredictable behavior using multiple roles attached to the same (user, object). - Pull #16
• Cache key might generate conflits - Pull #13

Bugs reported in this release:

• Issue #17 - Models using nullable ForeignKey as permission parent might cause abnormal behavior.
• waiting

django-improved-permissions 0.1.2

First stable release and production ready.
Some bugfixes coming in v0.1.3.

Installing:
pip install django-improved-permissions==0.1.2
or
pip install 0.1.2.zip

Bugs reported in this release:

• Models with static __str__() might generate cache key conflits;
• Multiple roles attached to the same user & object, using equal permissions but different accesses result in unpredictable behavior;