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indigo db2c414c1a Add multi-role permission system with a Role Management admin page
Users can now hold multiple roles, each with its own editable set of
create/edit/delete-style permissions across assets, shots, tasks, task
assignment, review approve/retake, submissions, uploads, and notes
(including internal vs. client note visibility). The 4 existing roles
(coordinator/director/artist/developer) are migrated into the new system
as system roles, seeded to reproduce today's actual behavior exactly;
admins can create custom roles (e.g. "Reviewer", "Outsourcing") via the
new Role Management page and assign multiple roles to a user via a new
"Manage Roles" action on the Team page.

Backend:
- New Role/Permission models and role_permissions/user_roles tables,
  plus a one-off, idempotent seed/backfill migration script.
- New require_permission()/user_has_permission() dependency, wired into
  the actual mutation endpoints across shots/assets/tasks/reviews,
  always preserving existing ownership- and self-service-based access
  (e.g. artists editing their own task status, own notes, own uploads,
  own submissions) as an unconditional fallback alongside the new
  permission checks - nothing that worked before now requires a role.
- New endpoints: PUT/DELETE on task submissions (wires up soft-deletion
  columns that existed on the model but were never exposed), plus full
  role CRUD and per-user role assignment.
- Along the way: fixed newly-created users not being linked to their
  matching system role (silently leaving them with zero permissions),
  and unified an inconsistency between the single vs. bulk task status
  endpoints that allowed different roles to bulk-update status.

Frontend:
- Role Management page with a grouped, human-readable permission editor
  (icons, plain-language action labels, per-resource select-all, live
  selected count) replacing an earlier dense matrix prototype.
- hasPermission() added to the existing usePermission() composable
  without touching its current isAdmin/isCoordinatorOrAdmin consumers.
- Note composer gets an Internal/Client toggle; submissions gain inline
  edit/delete actions gated the same ownership-or-permission way as notes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-18 20:41:17 +08:00

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# Models package
from .user import User, UserRole, DepartmentRole
from .project import Project, ProjectMember, ProjectStatus
from .episode import Episode, EpisodeStatus
from .asset import Asset, AssetCategory, AssetStatus
from .shot import Shot, ShotStatus
from .task import (
Task, Submission, Review, ProductionNote, TaskAttachment,
TaskType, TaskStatus, ReviewDecision, AttachmentType, NoteType
)
from .api_key import APIKey, APIKeyScope
from .api_key_usage import APIKeyUsage
from .global_settings import GlobalSettings
from .notification import Notification, UserNotificationPreference, NotificationType
from .activity import Activity, ActivityType
from .role import Role, Permission, role_permissions, user_roles
__all__ = [
# User models
"User", "UserRole", "DepartmentRole",
# Project models
"Project", "ProjectMember", "ProjectStatus",
# Episode models
"Episode", "EpisodeStatus",
# Asset models
"Asset", "AssetCategory", "AssetStatus",
# Shot models
"Shot", "ShotStatus",
# Task models
"Task", "Submission", "Review", "ProductionNote", "TaskAttachment",
"TaskType", "TaskStatus", "ReviewDecision", "AttachmentType", "NoteType",
# API Key models
"APIKey", "APIKeyScope", "APIKeyUsage",
# Global Settings models
"GlobalSettings",
# Notification models
"Notification", "UserNotificationPreference", "NotificationType",
# Activity models
"Activity", "ActivityType",
# Role models
"Role", "Permission", "role_permissions", "user_roles"
]