Re: Creating an auditor to prevent some users from deleting issues/messages/files

On Thu, Mar 05, 2015 at 02:15:25PM -0500, John P. Rouillard wrote:
> >OK, but what do I put in init()? I need to call
> >db.something.audit('something else', auditme) but I'm not sure what
> >the somethings should be. You can see above what I already tried and
> >I know that's not working because I set a breakpoint in auditme()
> >which is never encountered.
> 
> 'somethingelse' is 'change'.

No it's "set".
You would call

db.issue.audit ('set', yourauditfunction)

In the function you would need to check if messages are removed from the
issue, e.g. something like

def check_unlinking (db, cl, nodeid, new_values):
    for prop in ('messages', 'files'):
        if prop not in new_values:
            continue
        ids = dict.fromkeys (new_values [prop])
        for id in cl.get (nodeid, prop):
            if id not in ids:
                <your check if unlinking is allowed goes here>



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