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fix(semantic-layer): require data access for semantic view edits - #45154
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Updating, deleting and bulk-deleting a semantic view checked editorship but not access to the view's data, unlike reading the view and editing a semantic layer. The three commands now run the view's access check before the editorship check and refuse with SemanticViewForbiddenError (403), the same answer as reading the view. Bulk delete still refuses the whole batch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This brings the view commands in line with DeleteSemanticLayerCommand and UpdateSemanticLayerCommand, which already call raise_for_access() before the editorship check. The parametrized test covers the view grant, the layer grant and Admin for all three commands, and the bulk case stays all-or-nothing.
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Reviewed head 3e11315.
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- Update, delete, and bulk delete of semantic views now call
SemanticView.raise_for_access()before the editorship check, matching the existing layer commands andCreateSemanticViewsCommand. TheSupersetSecurityExceptionmaps toSemanticViewForbiddenError, which the API already returns as 403. - These three commands are the only write paths for views (
api.pyupdate/delete/bulk_delete); no other callers ofSemanticViewDAO.update/delete. - Bulk delete validates every view before
SemanticViewDAO.delete, so a refused batch deletes nothing. - Ran
tests/unit_tests/commands/semantic_layer/andtests/unit_tests/semantic_layers/locally: all pass apart from one env-only import check. Reverting the two source files makes 4 of the 13 new tests fail, so they cover the change.
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) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Mike Bridge <michael.bridge@ext.preset.io> (cherry picked from commit bf0a9cc)
SUMMARY
Require data access as well as editorship when updating, deleting, or bulk-deleting semantic views. The commands use the existing view and parent-layer grants, preserving Admin behavior and all-or-nothing batch validation.
@aminghadersohi, could you take a look when convenient?
BEFORE/AFTER SCREENSHOTS OR ANIMATED GIF
Not applicable; no UI changes.
TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
With
SEMANTIC_LAYERSenabled, verify updates, individual deletes, and bulk deletes for editors with a view grant or parent-layer grant, and for Admin. Confirm that a refused batch leaves all selected views unchanged.Run the regression tests:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SEMANTIC_LAYERS