The logic for checking 'see' and 'edit' permissions within the StoredObjectNormalizer has been updated. It now correctly refers to the value of the StoredObjectRoleEnum to check access rights.
The previous name, WorkflowDocumentService, was misleading as its functionality extends to all stored objects and not limited to documents. Therefore, it was renamed to WorkflowStoredObjectPermissionHelper. Consequently, all references to this service were updated throughout the codebase.
Introduces a locale requirement to the search route in the ChillMainBundle. This update specifies that a valid locale should consist of 1 to 3 lowercase alphabetic characters. This change will help constrain acceptable locale values.
The AccompanyingPeriodWorkEvaluationStoredObjectVoter has been updated to use the AccompanyingPeriodWorkEvaluationDocument-related classes instead of the AccompanyingPeriodWork classes. Additionally, a new voters class, AccompanyingPeriodWorkEvaluationDocumentVoter has been created. Changes are also made in the repository to find the associated entity in the AccompanyingPeriodWorkEvaluationDocument repository instead of the AccompanyingPeriodWork repository.
The existing StoredObjectVoter test logic was reworked to utilize UsernamePasswordToken and Security mock objects instead of defining its own token. This change improves the testing for different scenarios such as unsupported attributes and cases where role voters cannot see the stored object. Also, the redundancy in the test case provider was removed, which leads to cleaner and more maintainable code.
This commit eliminates antiquated security checks in the StoredObjectVoter class. Specifically, it removes a chunk of commented out code that checked for certain attributes on the token and also the import for DavTokenAuthenticationEventSubscriber class which is no longer needed. This results in code cleanup and prevents future confusion.
This update introduces the ability to specify user signatures in workflow transitions. It allows a nullable user to be declared that may be requested to apply a signature. The code now handles the use-case of signing a transition by a user in addition to previous functionality of having it signed by a "Person" entity. Corresponding tests are also updated to validate this new feature.
Allow to retrieve an eventual stored object associated with an EntityWorkflow + handle more effectively transition
See merge request Chill-Projet/chill-bundles!711
The PdfSignedMessageHandler has been updated to handle pdf signed messages: the content is now stored within the object. Also, a PdfSignedMessageHandlerTest has been created to ensure the correct functionality of the updated handler.
Changes include class refactoring for Workflow handlers, using `readonly` and better indentation in constructors for better readability. In addition, outdated comments are removed. Also, entity workflow handlers now implement the EntityWorkflowHandlerInterface type for better type safety.
Added new interface, EntityWorkflowWithStoredObjectHandlerInterface, which provides methods to handle workflows associated with stored objects. Two classes, AccompanyingPeriodWorkEvaluationDocumentWorkflowHandler and AccompanyingCourseDocumentWorkflowHandler, have been updated to implement this new interface. The EntityWorkflowManager class has also been updated to handle workflows associated with stored objects.
A new property named futurePersonSignatures has been added to the WorkflowTransitionContextDTO class. This will hold a list of Person objects expected to sign the next step, improving the scope of information available within the workflow context.
The main update is in the setStep method of EntityWorkflow, where parameters are added to capture the transition details. These include the exact transition, the user who made the transition and the time of transition.
The WorkflowController extracts this information and put it into the transition's context. The MarkingStore transfer it to the EntityWorkflow::setStep method, and all metadata are recorded within the entities themselve.
