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Prevent space members from editing or deleting articles they don't own. #2603
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) (#317) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) (#317) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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…id not author - EXO-75398 - Meeds-io/meeds#2603 (#315) Prior to this change, editing and deleting an article were based on the "can redact on space" API, which allowed members to redact in spaces that did not have a designated redactor. This logic caused an issue by allowing members to edit and delete articles they did not own. To resolve this issue, we kept the article creation logic based on the "can redact" API but updated the logic for updating and deleting articles. Now, permissions for editing and deleting articles are handled separately, preventing users from updating or deleting articles they do not own, thus fixing the issue
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Steps to reproduce
Current behaviour
Space members can edit and remove articles
Expected behavior
Disallow space members from editing or removing articles they didn't author
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