oso 0.0.3
Breaking changes
This release contains breaking changes. Be sure to follow migration steps before upgrading.
Removed arguments to @polar_class decorator
The oso.polar_class() decorator no longer accepts fields or
methods arguments. Any field or method defined on the Application Class
will be accessible from Polar by default.
Before:
@polar_class(fields=("id", "name", "specialty"), methods=("department", "hospital"))
class Doctor:
...
After:
@polar_class
class Doctor:
...
Attempt to unify Python instances in Polar results in error
Fix for undefined behavior of application instance unification. Now results in the following error message:
PolarRuntimeException: Invalid operation: cannot unify Python instance objects.
Before:
allow(actor: User, action, resource) if
actor = resource.owner();
Since actor is an instance of the User application class, any attempt
to unify actor (using the = operator) will result in a
PolarRuntimeException.
After:
The appropriate way to compare application instance objects is to use field-by-field comparison.
allow(actor: User, action, resource) if
actor.id = resource.owner().id;
Other bugs & improvements
- Bug fix: Nested logical operators now evaluate appropriately.
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