feat: support role assignment for scopes that don't exist yet - #369
feat: support role assignment for scopes that don't exist yet#369efortish wants to merge 3 commits into
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Can we deploy this into our sandbox that already has data to test? Thanks!
| CourseScope.objects.filter( | ||
| external_key=str(instance.id), course_overview__isnull=True | ||
| ).update(course_overview=instance) |
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Don't we have a method for this so we don't use the model directly?
| ContentLibraryScope.objects.filter( | ||
| external_key=str(instance.library_key), content_library__isnull=True | ||
| ).update(content_library=instance) |
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Same question here: don't we have a method for this so we don't use the model directly?
| # This is the only way to find a scope back again when its FK to that object is still null | ||
| # (see get_or_create_for_external_key() in openedx_authz/models/scopes.py) so it can be | ||
| # linked up once the object is created (see openedx_authz/handlers.py backfill receivers). | ||
| external_key = models.CharField(max_length=255, null=True, blank=True, unique=True, db_index=True) |
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Should it be indexed? Is it needed? Also, should it be unique?
| content_library = ContentLibrary.objects.get_by_key(library_key) | ||
| scope, _ = cls.objects.get_or_create(content_library=content_library) | ||
| try: | ||
| content_library = ContentLibrary.objects.get_by_key(library_key) |
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Don't we have a method for checking this?
| try: | ||
| course_overview = CourseOverview.get_from_id(course_key) | ||
| except CourseOverview.DoesNotExist: | ||
| # The course doesn't exist yet: key the row by its external_key so it can be | ||
| # found and linked up later by the backfill signal in openedx_authz/handlers.py. |
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Same question here about having a method to check this, if I remember correctly it's called exists()
Description
During course rerun,
edx-platformneeds to grant a user the instructor/staff role on the destination course key before that course'sCourseOverviewexists yet (the clone happens after role assignment would ideally occur). Todayopenedx-authzcrashes in that case, soedx-platform(PR #38840) works around it with authz-specific branching that defers role assignment until after the course is cloned, plus a fallback check elsewhere in the meantime.The actual crash:
CourseScope.get_or_create_for_external_key()/ContentLibraryScope.get_or_create_for_external_key()callCourseOverview.get_from_id()/ContentLibrary.objects.get_by_key(), both of which raiseDoesNotExistwhen the course/library isn't created yet.This PR makes role assignment tolerant of that: the
Scoperow is created with its object FK leftNone, and gets linked up automatically once the realCourseOverview/ContentLibraryis saved.Out of scope
Reverting the
edx-platformPR #38840 workaround is explicit follow-up called out in the issue thread, not part of this change. The REST API'sscope.exists()validation (rest_api/v1/serializers.py) is untouched — it's an intentional, separate guard for untrusted HTTP callers; this fix only affects the internal Python API path used directly by trusted platform code (e.g.student/roles.py'sauthz_add_role).Solves #352