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Currently we use the 'empty' validator to ensure that ids of referenced objects (usually foreign keys) are not changed when updating objects. However, when it comes to authorization - which is not yet implemented - in some cases we will need to include referenced object ids in the update input dict, e.g. for updating workflow annotations on a metadata record, we need the metadata record id (so that we can check that the user has permission for that record) but it must remain unchanged.
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Currently we use the 'empty' validator to ensure that ids of referenced objects (usually foreign keys) are not changed when updating objects. However, when it comes to authorization - which is not yet implemented - in some cases we will need to include referenced object ids in the update input dict, e.g. for updating workflow annotations on a metadata record, we need the metadata record id (so that we can check that the user has permission for that record) but it must remain unchanged.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: