chore(deps): bump sea-orm from 1.1.6 to 2.0.0-rc.15

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Bumps sea-orm from 1.1.6 to 2.0.0-rc.15.

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1.1.17

New Features

• Added map_sqlx_mysql_opts, map_sqlx_postgres_opts, map_sqlx_sqlite_opts to ConnectOptions SeaQL/sea-orm#2731

let mut opt = ConnectOptions::new(url);
opt.map_sqlx_postgres_opts(|pg_opt: PgConnectOptions| {
    pg_opt.ssl_mode(PgSslMode::Require)
});

• Added mariadb-use-returning to use returning syntax for MariaDB SeaQL/sea-orm#2710
• Released sea-orm-rocket 0.6 SeaQL/sea-orm#2732

1.1.16

Bug Fixes

• Fix enum casting in DerivePartialModel SeaQL/sea-orm#2719 SeaQL/sea-orm#2720

#[derive(DerivePartialModel)]
#[sea_orm(entity = "active_enum::Entity", from_query_result, alias = "zzz")]
struct PartialWithEnumAndAlias {
    #[sea_orm(from_col = "tea")]
    foo: Option<Tea>,
}
let sql = active_enum::Entity::find()
.into_partial_model::<PartialWithEnumAndAlias>()
.into_statement(DbBackend::Postgres)
.sql;
assert_eq!(
sql,
r#"SELECT CAST("zzz"."tea" AS "text") AS "foo" FROM "public"."active_enum""#,
);

Enhancements

• [sea-orm-cli] Use tokio (optional) instead of async-std SeaQL/sea-orm#2721

1.1.15

Enhancements

• Allow DerivePartialModel to have nested aliases SeaQL/sea-orm#2686

#[derive(DerivePartialModel)]
#[sea_orm(entity = "bakery::Entity", from_query_result)]
struct Factory {
    id: i32,
    #[sea_orm(from_col = "name")]
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2.0.0 - pending

New Features

• Role Based Access Control SeaQL/sea-orm#2683

  1. a hierarchical RBAC engine that is table scoped
     • a user has 1 (and only 1) role
     • a role has a set of permissions on a set of resources
       • permissions here are CRUD operations and resources are tables
       • but the engine is generic so can be used for other things
     • roles have hierarchy, and so can inherit permissions
     • there is a wildcard * to grant all permissions or resources
     • individual users can have rules override
  2. a set of Entities to load / store the access control rules to / from database
  3. a query auditor that dissect queries for necessary permissions (implemented in SeaQuery)
  4. integration of RBAC into SeaORM in form of RestrictedConnection. it implements ConnectionTrait, and will audit all queries and perform permission check, and reject them accordingly. all Entity operations except raw SQL are supported. complex joins, insert select from, and even CTE queries are supported.

// load rules from database
db_conn.load_rbac().await?;
// admin can create bakery
let db = db_conn.restricted_for(admin)?;
let seaside_bakery = bakery::ActiveModel {
name: Set("SeaSide Bakery".to_owned()),
..Default::default()
};
assert!(Bakery::insert(seaside_bakery).exec(&db).await.is_ok());
// public cannot create bakery
let db = db_conn.restricted_for(public)?;
assert!(matches!(
Bakery::insert(bakery::ActiveModel::default())
.exec(&db)
.await,
Err(DbErr::AccessDenied { .. })
));

• Overhauled Entity::insert_many. We've made a number of changes SeaQL/sea-orm#2628

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