go-rule | Experimental rule engine | Rule Engine library

From docs https://github.com/dfunckt/django-rules/blob/master/README.rst#custom-rule-sets. You can create rules.py files in your applications and auto load them

If you want to auto apply permissions defined in your model you can use

in your course model something like this

There are two issues going on. First RTFM and do it correctly:

In my template I used has_perm entity_name.add_entity_nameinstead of using as properly described in the documentation has_perm myapp.add_entity_name.

After fixing that the predicates now actually got called and I could debug them. And there a bigger problem revealed itself. I was able to fix it but don't like the fix.

The predicate:

Let's see: https://pypi.org/project/django-rules/

Version 0.2 last released at Jun 7, 2011.

Seems to be abandoned Python2-only project. Forget about it or fork it and update to Python 3 yourself.

I was playing around with django-rules to see if it suits the needs of a project and run into the issue you added on django-rules.

After adding a pdb trace in the tests and going through your settings I noticed the following:

https://github.com/tavolia/Tavolia/blob/7aca6530a8a301b8b81999095cf7535c363dd484/_project/settings.py#L121-L124

https://github.com/tavolia/Tavolia/blob/7aca6530a8a301b8b81999095cf7535c363dd484/_project/settings.py#L142-L145

The second link is an assignment, overriding authentication backend set in the previous assignments.

By adding the 'rules.permissions.ObjectPermissionBackend' to the second set of backends, the tests pass without error.

I made a pull request on github to solve this issue: https://github.com/tavolia/Tavolia/pull/5

Cheers!