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Make the first user a superuser

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This commit fixes a longstanding bug whereby someone setting up
a development instance of StoryBoard would need to modify their
user in the relevant table manually, or add their openid to a
YAML file and run an extra step, in order to actually do anything
useful.

Now, the first user to log in to a StoryBoard instance is made into
a superuser if no other users exist already for whatever reason.

Change-Id: I43b2644b2232c6e342e4d03c8ba16b4fc9e74ddc
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Adam Coldrick 2019-01-26 12:19:30 +00:00
parent 459399491c
commit 3e935668d9
2 changed files with 7 additions and 15 deletions
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doc/source/install/development.rst
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@ -150,21 +150,9 @@ available are documented on the :doc:`../webapi/v1` page.
The webclient server also forwards `/api` to the API server, so it is also
possible to use the API by sending requests to `http://localhost:9000/api/`.
Make user an admin - current bug
================================
Once logged into the webclient, this user needs to be set to admin
manually due to a current bug in Storyboard.
1. Ensure that you have logged into your Storyboard instance at least once so
that your user details are stored in the database.
2. Run mysql and change your user to superadmin::
mysql -u root -p
use storyboard;
update users set is_superuser=1;
The first user who logs in to the StoryBoard instance will be made a
superuser with full admin privileges, to allow easy configuration of the
development instance.
Optional steps: Seed database with base data

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storyboard/api/auth/oauth_validator.py
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@ -119,6 +119,10 @@ class SkeletonValidator(RequestValidator):
"email": email,
"last_login": last_login}
# Make the first registered user an admin
if user_api.user_get_count() == 0:
user_dict.update({"is_superuser": True})
if not user:
user_dict.update({"openid": openid})
user = user_api.user_create(user_dict)