NetBox now accepts case-insensitive model identifiers in configuration, allowing
both lowercase (e.g. "dcim.site") and PascalCase (e.g. "dcim.Site") for
DEFAULT_DASHBOARD, CUSTOM_VALIDATORS, and PROTECTION_RULES.
This makes model name handling consistent with FIELD_CHOICES.
- Add a shared case-insensitive config lookup helper (get_config_value_ci())
- Use the helper in extras/signals.py and core/signals.py
- Update FIELD_CHOICES ChoiceSetMeta to support case-insensitive replace/extend
(only compute extend choices if no replacement is defined)
- Add unit tests for get_config_value_ci()
- Add integration tests for case-insensitive FIELD_CHOICES replacement/extension
- Update documentation examples to use PascalCase consistently
- Updated menu path from 'Admin > Extras > Configuration Revisions'
to 'Admin > System > Configuration History'
- Reflects actual location in NetBox admin interface
* Closes#16137: Remove is_staff boolean from User model
* Remove default is_staff value from UserManager.create_user()
* Restore staff_only on MenuItem
* Introduce IsSuperuser API permission to replace IsAdminUser
* Update and improve RQ task API view tests
* Remove is_staff attribute assignment from RemoteUserBackend
* Update values to ensure consistency when referencing values see\t
* Update required-parameters.md For Updated Django Link
* Update required-parameters.md to fix Django link
* Update error-reporting.md Remove Number Formatting
* Update docs/configuration/error-reporting.md
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Co-authored-by: Jeremy Stretch <jstretch@netboxlabs.com>
* 19073 allow plugins to be marked as hidden or disabled in plugins table
* 19073 allow plugins to be marked as hidden or disabled in plugins table
* 19073 allow plugins to be marked as hidden or disabled in plugins table
* 19073 review changes
* Rename 'unlinked' to 'static' & update docs
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Co-authored-by: Jeremy Stretch <jstretch@netboxlabs.com>
Closes: #15842
Branched from #18145 by @tobiasge
Provides a new LOGIN_FORM_HIDDEN setting which allows the administrator to hide the local login form, intended only to be used when SSO is used exclusively for authentication. Note that this means local login will be impossible in the event of SSO provider issues, and can be remedied only through a change to the application config and a restart of the service.
* #15842 - Hide login form
This doesn't implement the full solution proposed in #15842 but enables
administrators to hide the login form when users should only login with a SSO
provider. To prevent a complete lockout when the SSO provider is having
issues the GET parameter `skipsso` can be added to the login URL to show
the form regardless.
* Remove skipsso backdoor
* Add warning
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Co-authored-by: Tobias Genannt <tobias.genannt@qbeyond.de>
