feat: add a right to create, download and delete backup

[vincent-tarrit]

Hello, a quick PR to add some rights on the table actions

[shuvroroy]

Thanks

[aliaswpeu]

After this I can't see the button to create and delete backup,
I'v got shield installed and I don't see where I can add those permissions, can i generate them somehow ?

[JackWH]

@aliaswpeu Same issue here. It can be fixed by adding the lines below to the boot() method in AuthServiceProvider.php. Adjust as needed to suit your permissions:

Gate::define('create-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isAdmin());
Gate::define('download-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isDeveloper());
Gate::define('delete-backup', fn(User $user) => false);

It would've been helpful if this PR was backwards-compatible, documented, and could be controlled via the config file. The ability names (e.g. create-backup) don't follow normal convention (createBackup). This prevents them from being registered in Policy classes, at least without introducing a workaround.

[aliaswpeu]

@aliaswpeu Same issue here. It can be fixed by adding the lines below to the boot() method in AuthServiceProvider.php. Adjust as needed to suit your permissions:

Gate::define('create-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isAdmin());
Gate::define('download-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isDeveloper());
Gate::define('delete-backup', fn(User $user) => false);

It would've been helpful if this PR was backwards-compatible, documented, and could be controlled via the config file. The ability names (e.g. create-backup) don't follow normal convention (createBackup). This prevents them from being registered in Policy classes, at least without introducing a workaround.

Thank You, I just downgraded this package in my project (it seems that it was the only thing added in the last update, so not an issue for me) and it's working fine without permission. Although it's a good feature to restrict access.

[mokhosh]

@aliaswpeu Same issue here. It can be fixed by adding the lines below to the boot() method in AuthServiceProvider.php. Adjust as needed to suit your permissions:

Gate::define('create-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isAdmin());
Gate::define('download-backup', fn(User $user) => $user->isDeveloper());
Gate::define('delete-backup', fn(User $user) => false);

It would've been helpful if this PR was backwards-compatible, documented, and could be controlled via the config file. The ability names (e.g. create-backup) don't follow normal convention (createBackup). This prevents them from being registered in Policy classes, at least without introducing a workaround.

This is worth being in the docs imo