Permissions: Add ~ operator to permissions composition #6361
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Looks good at first, will have a closer look at it. |
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This PR add support for
~"NOT" operator.Recent updates from @xordoquy add support for
&"AND" and|"OR" operator with permissions. I felt~"NOT" was missing.We could now do something like
permission_classes = (~cond1 & cond2).I updated only a very tiny bit of the documentation.
If we keep going further with this approach, I don't know if the mentions of "Composed Permissions" and "Rest Condition" will stay relevant. More documentation on how to compose permissions could be a good thing, it is a bit discrete right now.