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Introduce more flexible access control for content translation operations

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Created on 13 December 2013, almost 11 years ago
Updated 9 March 2023, over 1 year ago

Problem/Motivation

Currently the Content Translation module performs its access checks through a confusing combination of swappable/overridable OO code, procedural callbacks and entity-info-driven callbacks. This makes it hard for entity-defining modules to customize access checks to fit their business logic in clean way.

Proposed resolution

Unify and streamline access checks by relying on a proper entity access controller implementation for translation operations.

Remaining tasks

  • Answer #33
  • Agree on an implementation plan
  • Write a patch
  • Reviews

User interface changes

None

API changes

Three new entity access operations used by content_translation:

  1. translation_create
  2. translation_update
  3. translation_delete
📌 Task
Status

Needs work

Version

10.1 ✨

Component
Content translation  →

Last updated about 17 hours ago

No maintainer
Created by

🇮🇹Italy plach Venezia

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  • Comment almost 2 years ago →
    🇺🇸United States smustgrave

    This issue is being reviewed by the kind folks in Slack, #needs-review-queue-initiative. We are working to keep the size of Needs Review queue [2700+ issues] to around 400 (1 month or less), following Review a patch or merge request → as a guide.

    Believe #33 still needs answer.

    This almost seems like it could be fixing a bug? Even though it's a task I do think it should have test coverage.

  • Comment over 1 year ago →
    🇧🇪Belgium kristiaanvandeneynde Antwerp, Belgium

    Re #33:

    Not sure right now if making $translation->access('delete') specific to only deleting a translation and not the entity is an API/behavior change or if it is already kind of working like that, maybe not on the translation overview page but on the delete route. It's just /language/node/X/delete, so that means it's the regular _entity_access route requirement?

    It absolutely is, just look at revisions. All of the delete/update/whatever revision operations are being check against the main entity. I don't see why we wouldn't check translation operations against the original entity either.

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