* Closes#20929: Require render_config permission for UI config rendering
- Modified `ObjectRenderConfigView.has_permission()` to require both view and render_config permissions
- Added `remove_permissions()` test helper to remove permissions from existing ObjectPermission objects
- Added regression tests for Device and VirtualMachine render-config permission enforcement
The `render_config` permission action was introduced in #16681 for API endpoints. This extends PR_7604_description
to the UI render-config tabs, preventing users from viewing rendered configurations without explicit permission.
* Address PR feedback
* Address PR feedback
Adds logic to handle numeric range fields in API responses by
converting them into inclusive `[low, high]` pairs for consistent
behavior. Updates test cases with `vid_ranges` fields to reflect the
changes.
Closes#20491
* Fixes#20759: Group object types by app in permission form
Modified the ObjectPermissionForm to use optgroups for organizing
object types by application. This shortens the display names (e.g.,
"permission" instead of "Authentication and Authorization | permission")
while maintaining clear organization through visual grouping.
Changes:
- Updated get_object_types_choices() to return nested optgroup structure
- Enhanced AvailableOptions and SelectedOptions widgets to handle optgroups
- Modified TypeScript moveOptions to preserve optgroup structure
- Added hover text showing full model names
- Styled optgroups with bold, padded labels
* Address PR feedback
ModuleBayTemplate.instantiate() now calls resolve_name() and resolve_label()
to properly resolve {module} placeholders, making it consistent with other
modular components like InterfaceTemplate.
When a module with nested module bays is installed (e.g., a module with SFP
bays in position "A"), the nested bay labels now correctly show "A-21" instead
of "{module}-21".
This also removes the inconsistent fix from #17436 which only handled name
resolution post-instantiation. The proper resolution now happens during
instantiation using the existing resolve methods.
