Improve permissions to access the glossary overview page/ edit glossaries entries

Excellent, that's exactly what I need 👏🏼

@mrshowerman
The changes can be tested in the latest 2.2.x-dev release of the module.

I've also added a new permission access deepl_glossary overview to simplify access handling.
Two hook_update_n take care of updating existing user roles with the new permissions.
Feel free to test and give feedback.

Not sure if this is a bug or a misunderstanding on my side, but I had to grant the "administer deepl_glossary entities" permission along with "access deepl_glossary overview" and "edit deepl_glossary glossary entries" in order enable editors to access and edit glossary entries.
While editors aren't able to edit the glossary entities (which is good), I had expected that only the last two permissions would suffice, and the "administer" term sounds more powerful than what I wanted to grant them 😉

I'll have a further look.
I my testing it was sufficient to just set access deepl_glossary overview and edit deepl_glossary glossary entries..

@mrshowerman
Are you sure, that your permissions are configured correctly?

I just did a test on a blank D10 site with just tmgmt and tmgt_deepl installed and got access to the deepl_glossary overview page without the need of the administer permission.

The following permissions are granted to the role content_editor

  - 'access administration pages'
  - 'access content overview'
  - 'access contextual links'
  - 'access deepl_glossary overview'
  - 'access files overview'
  - 'access toolbar'
  - 'access tour'
  - 'administer url aliases'
  - 'create article content'
  - 'create page content'
  - 'create terms in tags'
  - 'create translation jobs'
  - 'create url aliases'
  - 'delete article revisions'
  - 'delete own article content'
  - 'delete own page content'
  - 'delete page revisions'
  - 'edit deepl_glossary glossary entries'
  - 'edit own article content'
  - 'edit own comments'
  - 'edit own page content'
  - 'edit terms in tags'
  - 'revert all revisions'
  - 'view all revisions'
  - 'view own unpublished content'
  - 'view the administration theme'

I installed the module on another site, and there the "access overview " and "edit entries" permissions were sufficient. So it must be a different issue on the first site, will have to find out myself.

Sorry for the noise, I think this is ready.

Thanks for testing the new functionality.
A new 2.2.0 release was just released.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.