Mathieu Leplatre
Mathieu Leplatre
``` ➜ http GET https://kinto.dev.mozaws.net/v1/ -a toto:tata | jq .user.bucket "2f5fa495-3fac-913c-bef6-40eacb7c2880" ``` ``` ➜ http GET https://kinto.dev.mozaws.net/v1/buckets/2f5fa495-3fac-913c-bef6-40eacb7c2880 -a toto:tata HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden Access-Control-Expose-Headers: Cache-Control, Retry-After, Backoff, Last-Modified, Expires, Content-Length, Alert,...
- `write:attributes` (or should it be `write:data` for consistency with payload naming?) - `write:permissions` - `write:{plural}` (eg. `write:records` for collections, or `write:groups` for buckets) - `write` ( =`write:attributes` + `write:permissions`...
I am tempted to believe that we sometimes return a 403 where a 401 would be more appropriate. For example, when an `Authorization` header is sent and no authentication method...
> This is a follow-up bug of #942 On batch requests, an event is sent for each (parent id / resource / action), and the list of objects is provided...
For better consistency, permissions principals specified via settings could be presented in the response JSON along others. Related #350
https://github.com/Kinto/kinto/blob/7ca4ab400504f94966ede6b0f587313f84893f5b/kinto/core/resource/model.py#L278-L282 If the `history` is enabled this user could still see them anyway... OH, and BTW this doesn't seem to be explicited in the docs.
In the accounts API, the setup of administrators requires two steps: * creating the actual accounts * adding the principals in the settings Instead we could have a `kinto createadmin`...
In the docs, we can read: > «If [the specified timestamp] is in the past, the record is created with the timestamp in the past but the list timestamp is...
What happens in the `bump_timestamp()` trigger is hard to monitor and trace (e.g. does not appear on `pg_activity`). We could investigate and see if we could move the behavior elegantly...
Our use case is the following: for `kinto-http.js` we want an integration test to reproduce the situation where the history plugin was enabled after the creation of the collection. Since...