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Dan Helfman
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A user can now revoke their own access. Protecting users from the own ...
stupidity proved too complex and fragile. So now they have the full power to
shoot themselves in the foot.
A user can no longer, however, redeem an invite that they send to themself.
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delta
* make a User_revision object containing a revision timestamp, user_id, username
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test
* make a User_revision object containing a revision timestamp, user_id, username
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Invite.py
* make a User_revision object containing a revision timestamp, user_id, username
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Note.py
* make a User_revision object containing a revision timestamp, user_id, username
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Notebook.py
When saving a model.Notebook or model.Note to the database, set the user_id field based on the current user.
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Password_reset.py
New model.Invite object for the invite table.
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Persistent.py
Renaming new_model to model, now that the old bsddb model is out of the way.
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User.py
A user can now revoke their own access. Protecting users from the own
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User_revision.py
* make a User_revision object containing a revision timestamp, user_id, username
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__init__.py
Renaming new_model to model, now that the old bsddb model is out of the way.
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drop.sql
Renaming new_model to model, now that the old bsddb model is out of the way.
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schema.sql
New model.Invite object for the invite table.
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