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feat(access): group permissions by application - #66
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WalkthroughThe permissions catalog now groups permissions by application and supports application filters. Search includes application labels, and result counts reflect the filtered count when applicable. ChangesPermissions catalog
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: grouping permissions by application. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Review comments at @src/routes/access/permissions/index.tsx:
- Line 189: Update the KeyChip label in the permission-group rendering so
colon-free keys display the bare key instead of appending :*. Preserve the
wildcard suffix for keys that represent wildcard matches, using the existing
group/key logic around the KeyChip.
- Line 153: Update the filter-button label rendering around applicationLabel so
distinct permission keys such as tg:read and telegram:read cannot produce
identical labels; include the application prefix or otherwise disambiguate
colliding labels while preserving readable labels for non-colliding keys.
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- Line 42: Update the permission search logic to match the displayed application
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Reviewed the current head across repository standards and the PR specification, including two independent review rounds. No outstanding actionable finding. Application-prefix grouping, filter counts, permission gates and displayed-label search are consistent. Fixed the manifest formatting issue and displayed-label search. Validation: vp check passes; 305 unit tests and the production build/server-bundle check passed. The dependent search changes remain in #67 and will be merged after this PR. Administrative bypass is requested by the user for the human-review requirement.
Permissions are now grouped into separate application cards using the first segment of their key, so all
tg:*permissions appear under Telegram. Known prefixes use readable names (Telegram, WhatsApp, Microsoft Entra, Website and PoliNetwork Auth); new prefixes automatically get their own section.Adds application filter buttons, per-group counts, key-prefix labels and a Built-in badge. Search continues to match names, keys and descriptions, and also matches application names. The toolbar shows the filtered count when an application is selected.
Validation:
vp checkencounters existing formatting inpackage.json.Preview automation navigate timed out after 60000ms.This is a presentation-only change; grouping follows key prefixes and requires no database migration.