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Bug fix : Example applications should have make public permissions for the administrator. (#416)

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Trisha Anand 2020-08-25 08:12:13 +05:30 committed by GitHub
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app/server/appsmith-server/src/main/java/com/appsmith/server/services/ApplicationPageServiceImpl.java
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@ -33,7 +33,6 @@ import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.MANAGE_ACTIONS;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.MANAGE_APPLICATIONS;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.MANAGE_PAGES;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.ORGANIZATION_MANAGE_APPLICATIONS;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.ORGANIZATION_READ_APPLICATIONS;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.READ_APPLICATIONS;
import static com.appsmith.server.acl.AclPermission.READ_PAGES;
@ -280,15 +279,9 @@ public class ApplicationPageServiceImpl implements ApplicationPageService {
return orgMono.map(org -> {
application.setOrganizationId(org.getId());
// At the organization level, filter out all the application specific policies and apply them
// to the new application that we are creating.
Set<Policy> policySet = org.getPolicies().stream()
.filter(policy ->
policy.getPermission().equals(ORGANIZATION_MANAGE_APPLICATIONS.getValue()) ||
policy.getPermission().equals(ORGANIZATION_READ_APPLICATIONS.getValue())
).collect(Collectors.toSet());
Set<Policy> documentPolicies = policyGenerator.getAllChildPolicies(policySet, Organization.class, Application.class);
// Generate and set the application policies from the organization
Set<Policy> documentPolicies = policyGenerator.getAllChildPolicies(org.getPolicies(), Organization.class, Application.class);
application.setPolicies(documentPolicies);
return application;
});