`<module>:view` gates the backoffice sidebar entry, the route, and the API
read all at once, so granting a user another module's list endpoint for a form
dropdown also hands them that module's whole page.
Seed a `:read` twin for every `:view` key and teach the freight guards to
accept it wherever the matching `:view` is required — on GET/HEAD/OPTIONS
only, since class and method guards AND together and a write route without its
own method gate would otherwise be reachable. The frontend never checks
`:read`, which is what keeps the module hidden.
Twins are derived, not hand-written, so a new `:view` gets one for free.
Grants stay hand-curated in iam.position_type_permissions.
Nest runs class and method guards together, so a class gate naming only
the view key silently required view AND action. Staff granted just an
action were denied before their key was checked. Each class gate now
names every key its routes use, and FleetView accepts an array so the
fleet controllers keep their coarse fallback.
Drops the one-off grant mapping SQL with it: already applied to dev, and
this fix removes the companion-view rule that was its recurring part.
The comment claimed reads were open to authenticated staff, but no guard
enforced it, so customers could list templates and render previews. The
backoffice Templates tab is the only consumer.
Position types holding only an action key are denied by their module's
class-level view guard, so grant the matching <module>:view alongside
every action key a type already holds.
Payment summary/all moved off bookings:view onto payments:view, the
booking list now requires bookings:view for staff instead of accepting
any employee, and wagon reads require wagons:view or fleet:view rather
than bare authentication.
Neither was wired into the app, so every /facilities route and
POST /bookings/:id/allocate-containers returned 404 and their permission
keys granted nothing.
Nest runs class and method guards together, so a class-level view key
ANDs with every action key below it. Staff granted only an action were
denied before their key was ever checked: OCC could not fulfil wagon
transfers, dispatchers could not create a yard, and track staff could not
assign first/last-mile vehicles. Reads now carry the view key themselves,
and the warehouses baseline lists every key its routes use.
Mirrors the new keys in lib/permissions.ts, wraps the warehouse,
overview, reports, support and booking-request routes in
RequirePermission, and gates the dispatch, mark-paid, invoice pay/cancel,
export and support-send actions behind their own keys. Removes duplicate
route blocks.
Gates the previously open support-agent, procurement, compliance,
facilities, list-users and trade-access controllers, separates customer
from staff routes across bookings, contracts, companies, billing,
warehouses, files and train scheduling, and moves billing, overview,
reports and the settings controllers onto their own keys instead of the
blanket admin key. Drops the demo-permissions module and the untested
notification test route.
Adds the support, procurement, compliance, facilities, trade-access,
overview, reports and staff-users keys, plus the split action keys for
bookings, contracts, train scheduling and settings. Retires eight seeded
keys that no feature ever enforced, revoking their grants first.
FreightPermissionGuard now rejects non-employee user types before the key
check, making every BookingStaff route staff-only in one place. Adds
PortalCustomer and MixedAudience for the routes both audiences share, and
stops ServiceAuthGuard failing open when SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN is unset.
