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API serializer
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Raphael Michel
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#
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import warnings
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# The first two mapping tables are used to migrate *configuration*, i.e. existing Team objects or Team objects
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# created through old-style API calls. These need to be "complete on both sides", i.e. all new permissions are assigned
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# to existing users in some scenario.
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OLD_TO_NEW_EVENT_MIGRATION = {
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"can_change_event_settings": [
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"event.settings.general:write",
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@@ -47,8 +50,12 @@ OLD_TO_NEW_ORGANIZER_MIGRATION = {
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"can_manage_customers": ["organizer.customers:read", "organizer.customers:write"],
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"can_manage_reusable_media": ["organizer.reusablemedia:read", "organizer.reusablemedia:write"],
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}
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# The second two mapping tables are used to migrate permission *checks*, i.e. they define which permissions a user needs
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# to have to fulfill the "old-style condition". These are shorter than the migration mappings, since it does not
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# make sense to check e.g. for event.settings.tax:write on every plugin that checks for can_change_event_settings
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OLD_TO_NEW_EVENT_COMPAT = {
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"can_change_event_settings": ["event.settings.general:write",],
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"can_change_event_settings": ["event.settings.general:write"],
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"can_change_items": ["event.items:write"],
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"can_view_orders": ["event.orders:read"],
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"can_change_orders": ["event.orders:write"],
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