- classes.FrontendPermissionCatalog: the seeded rows, then codes activated
plugins declare through pact.HasFrontendPermissions (seeded row wins);
both permission editors offer it
- classes.MCPUserGuard (guard "user"): reads user.api_token, user.scope:*
and user.permission:*, allows with the route's checks (session scopes,
group grants, every code), dispatches with an in-memory token credential,
resolves usr_ personal tokens; registered in *pact.MCPGuards and published
as pact.MCPPersonalTokenResolver
- GET /_user/api/v1/token/me (user.api_token, user.scope:read) and the MCP
tool me (user_me)
- pact.MCPSubjectChanged on token revoke, Users saves and User Groups saves
and deletes
JWT iat is whole seconds and every cutoff check is iat before tokens_valid_after, so a sub-second cutoff refused the login that followed a reset within the same second. POST /reset-password and the admin Users password set now truncate the cutoff to the second, like RevokeUserAccess; email_verified_at keeps full precision. Change-password and bouncer's comparison are unchanged.
The members relation manager and the organisation field of the Users form
declare cabana ClearOnChange on organisation_role: adding or removing a
member, and a form save that moves a user to another organisation or to
none, clear the role unless the same save writes it. Needs a SummerCMS
release with ClearOnChange.
- /update clears email_verified_at in the same write when the email changes (case-only changes keep it)
- the admin Users form clears it in FormBeforeUpdate; storedEmail helper shared with guardCredentials
- README: the proof follows the address, never mass-assigned, no backfill
- DeactivatingEvent and DeactivatingEventName in classes
- FireDeactivatingEvent modelled on FireDeletingEvent
- the deactivate bulk action runs DeactivateUsers unchanged, then fires
the event per newly deactivated user in the action's transaction
Register lighthouse user:{id} if the namespace is free, fire user.Deleting before unscoped delete, and backfill missing handles.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Generate a unique mention handle on API register and admin create, and fire user.Created from both paths so listeners run in the same write.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- groups relation field on the user form, the only writer of users_groups
- UsersGroup pivot model
- AdminRelationLocks: adding or removing a group whose code is in
golem15.user.privileged_groups needs golem15.users.manage_privileged_groups,
on create and on update; refused saves answer 403 and write nothing
- TestAdminUserGroupsField and TestAdminPrivilegedGroups
- password with confirmation on create, optional reset on update that
ends the user's sessions; the hash is never returned
- send_invite sends one invitation with an activation link after the
create commits
- organisation picker, avatar upload shared with the user API and the
frontend permission editor on the user form
- an email held by a deactivated user answers 422 instead of failing
on the unique constraint
- the privileged-member guard now also refuses a submitted password
- the list opens the preview, which shows one status hint (banned,
deactivated, not activated, suspended) and the IP address fields
- bulk actions activate, deactivate, restore, ban and unban; record
actions activate, unban and unsuspend, offered while they apply
- delete (form button and bulk) removes the user for good with the
throttle rows, group memberships and attachments in one transaction;
blobs go after the commit
- a privileged-group member is still refused, a bulk delete as a whole
- permissions (the four Winter codes and manage_privileged_groups),
the user navigation item and the embedded admin YAML
- Users controller: list with deactivated users, row states, the
groups, created date and activated filters, and the form's name,
surname and email
- a member of a group in golem15.user.privileged_groups (default
admin) keeps their email, password and row unless the administrator
holds golem15.users.manage_privileged_groups; the refusal is a 403
that saves nothing
