Ash Framework•2mo ago

How to `multitenancy :bypass` of nested/normal load

Hi, if i have a relation that has read_action which call the function which has multitenancy :bypass, i get this error

     ** (Ash.Error.Invalid)
     Bread Crumbs:
       > Error returned from: MishkaDocument.Section.read

     Invalid Error

     * Queries against the MishkaDocument.Section resource require a tenant to be specified

     ** (Ash.Error.Invalid)
     Bread Crumbs:
       > Error returned from: MishkaDocument.Section.read

     Invalid Error

     * Queries against the MishkaDocument.Section resource require a tenant to be specified

For example:

# :master_get is multitenancy :bypass
fetched_section = Ash.get!(Section, section.id, action: :master_get, authorize?: false)
section_with_workspace =
          Ash.load!(fetched_section, [master_workspace_version: :master_workspace],
            # tenant: fetched_section.site_id,
            authorize?: false
          )

# :master_get is multitenancy :bypass
fetched_section = Ash.get!(Section, section.id, action: :master_get, authorize?: false)
section_with_workspace =
          Ash.load!(fetched_section, [master_workspace_version: :master_workspace],
            # tenant: fetched_section.site_id,
            authorize?: false
          )

Relation:

    belongs_to :master_workspace_version, MishkaDocument.WorkspaceVersion do
      public? true
      source_attribute :workspace_version_id
      destination_attribute :id
      read_action :read_any

      description "The workspace version this section belongs to (master admin access, bypass tenant)"
    end

    belongs_to :master_workspace_version, MishkaDocument.WorkspaceVersion do
      public? true
      source_attribute :workspace_version_id
      destination_attribute :id
      read_action :read_any

      description "The workspace version this section belongs to (master admin access, bypass tenant)"
    end

This :read_any inside MishkaDocument.WorkspaceVersion is

read :read_any do
      multitenancy :bypass
      description "Reads all versions bypassing tenant filtering (for master relationships)"
      pagination offset?: true, default_limit: 20, max_page_size: 100, countable: true
    end

read :read_any do
      multitenancy :bypass
      description "Reads all versions bypassing tenant filtering (for master relationships)"
      pagination offset?: true, default_limit: 20, max_page_size: 100, countable: true
    end

How can bypass it? Thank you in advance

Solution:

So set action: :master_read on the load call as well

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5 Replies

ZachDaniel•2mo ago

The section resource required a tenant The error message shows you which resource is telling you needs a tenant So you have to set a tenant to interact with the section

ShahryarOP•2mo ago

Hi @Zach thank you, it shows this error when i have load! if i comment it, it dose not need tenant!! Please see my example the action has multitenancy :bypass in Section and all the relations have this too for example as you see

fetched_section =
          Ash.get!(Section, section.id, action: :master_get, authorize?: false)

fetched_section =
          Ash.get!(Section, section.id, action: :master_get, authorize?: false)

and the master_get is

read :master_get do
      multitenancy :bypass
      get? true
      description "Retrieves single section by ID, bypassing tenant filtering"
    end

read :master_get do
      multitenancy :bypass
      get? true
      description "Retrieves single section by ID, bypassing tenant filtering"
    end

it dose not need when i do not call load, if i load like this, i get error!

section_with_workspace =
          Ash.load!(fetched_section, [master_workspace_version: :master_workspace],
            # tenant: fetched_section.site_id,
            authorize?: false
          )

section_with_workspace =
          Ash.load!(fetched_section, [master_workspace_version: :master_workspace],
            # tenant: fetched_section.site_id,
            authorize?: false
          )

ZachDaniel•2mo ago

Right, even when loading data you are using the configuration of an action

Solution

ZachDaniel•2mo ago

So set action: :master_read on the load call as well

ShahryarOP•2mo ago

So much Thank you Zach 🙏🏻

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