Hélder Oliveira

> Then if `scoped_queryset` turns out empty (users role is outside of if-clauses or user is neither author nor reviewer of any requested object) , mixin will return the view's...

```python def get_queryset(self): queryset = super().get_queryset() scope_queryset = self.access_policy.scope_queryset if scope_queryset.__name__ not in self.access_policy.__dict__: return queryset return scope_queryset(self.request, queryset) ``` > I think that it will always evaluates to false...

I agree, but it'll be a breaking change. Apps that didn't override `scope_queryset` in Access Policies classes will return the empty queryset instead of the ViewSet's queryset. If I'm not...

I agree, good idea

Hey buddy, have you already solved? If not, you can create specific statements on access policy class with conditions to each action, or make a if-else statement where `get_object` is...

Hi there, Could you test by changing UDA to USER in .taskrc? It seems to work that way for me, I don't know if it fits in your specific case....