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Split admin and users. #3108

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@soupette soupette commented Apr 9, 2019

Co-authored-by: lauriejim

Description:

This PR splits administrators and users.
Only users with the administrator role can access to the admin panel, thus there is a difference between these 2 types of users.

So now you can manage administrators and user separately.
Administrators to access to the admin panel.
And Users that are user of your application.

My PR is a:

  • 馃挜 Breaking change
  • 馃悰 Bug fix #issueNumber
  • 馃拝 Enhancement
  • 馃殌 New feature

Main update on the:

  • Admin
  • Documentation
  • Framework
  • Plugin

Manual testing done on the following databases:

  • Not applicable
  • MongoDB
  • MySQL
  • Postgres
  • SQLite

Co-authored-by: lauriejim
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@soupette @lauriejim I edit'ed the description to be a bit more clear.

packages/strapi-admin/config/queries/bookshelf.js Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
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"config": {
"policies": []
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prefix with auth plz sir

@soupette soupette added the flag: 馃挜 Breaking change This PR contains breaking changes and should not be merged label Apr 9, 2019
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