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feat(server): Update user role with maintainer #73

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@hexaforce hexaforce commented Feb 19, 2025

The maintainer user cannot update roles.

Currently, only WithOwnableWorkspaces() is being used, and WithMaintainableWorkspaces() is not called from anywhere.

func (u *uc) WithMaintainableWorkspaces(ids ...accountdomain.WorkspaceID) *uc {
func (u *uc) WithOwnableWorkspaces(ids ...accountdomain.WorkspaceID) *uc {

The maintainableWorkspaces field in uc is not referenced anywhere.

type uc struct {
	maintainableWorkspaces accountdomain.WorkspaceIDList
	ownableWorkspaces      accountdomain.WorkspaceIDList
}

This means that if a user has the "maintainer" role, they are not granted any permissions and will always receive "operation denied" errors.

To temporarily work around this issue, we can treat maintainers as equivalent to owners by modifying:

func (o *Operator) AllOwningWorkspaces() accountdomain.WorkspaceIDList {
-	return o.OwningWorkspaces
+	return o.OwningWorkspaces.Concat(o.MaintainableWorkspaces)
}

However, this does not comply with the specifications described in the following document:
User Role System

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • The account workspace view now displays a combined list of both owned and additionally managed workspaces for a more comprehensive overview.
  • Chores

    • Streamlined internal account processing to enhance overall system efficiency.

@hexaforce hexaforce requested a review from pyshx February 19, 2025 12:08
@hexaforce hexaforce self-assigned this Feb 19, 2025
@hexaforce hexaforce requested a review from rot1024 as a code owner February 19, 2025 12:08
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This pull request modifies two components. In the account interactor's Run3 function, a line that executed transaction logic and enforced permission checks via a call to usecasex.Run3 has been removed, altering the function's control flow. In the operator module, the AllOwningWorkspaces method now concatenates MaintanableWorkspaces with OwningWorkspaces, returning an expanded workspace list, and a minor renaming update was applied to the parameter in IsMaintainingWorkspace. No modifications were made to public or exported declarations.

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File(s) Change Summary
account/.../usecase.go In the Run3 function, removed the line that executed transaction and permission checks by calling usecasex.Run3, altering its control flow.
account/.../operator.go Updated AllOwningWorkspaces to return a concatenation of OwningWorkspaces and MaintainableWorkspaces; renamed parameter from workspace to ws in IsMaintainingWorkspace.

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    participant C as Caller
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    participant C as Caller
    participant O as Operator
    C->>O: Call AllOwningWorkspaces()
    O->>O: Concatenate OwningWorkspaces + MaintainableWorkspaces
    O-->>C: Return combined workspace list
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account/accountusecase/operator.go (1)

61-62: LGTM!

The parameter renaming from workspace to ws improves naming consistency with other methods in the file.

Comment on lines 49 to 51
func (o *Operator) AllOwningWorkspaces() accountdomain.WorkspaceIDList {
return o.OwningWorkspaces
return o.OwningWorkspaces.Concat(o.MaintainableWorkspaces)
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Security concern: Maintainers gain owner-level access.

The change to AllOwningWorkspaces treats maintainers as owners by concatenating MaintainableWorkspaces with OwningWorkspaces. This workaround:

  1. Violates the role separation principle by giving maintainers owner-level access.
  2. Deviates from the "User Role System" document specifications.
  3. May lead to unintended access escalation through the role hierarchy chain.

Consider implementing a proper fix by:

  1. Using WithMaintainableWorkspaces() where needed.
  2. Updating permission checks to respect maintainer roles.

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