The RBAC backend started as part of StackStorm core repo and then moved out into a separate repo for enterprise purposes. Some enterprise features such as RBAC has been made open sourced as part of the donation to Linux Foundation in 2019.
NOTE: Due to the original code structure and the code originally living as part of the open source StackStorm/st2 repo, some of the utility RBAC code is still part of the open source repo (that code is of little use without the permission resolving classes which contain majority of the business logic though).
NOTE: This happens automatically when using bwc installer script.
- Make sure the backend Python package is installed inside StackStorm virtualenv
(
/opt/stackstorm/st2/) 2: Edit StackStorm config (/etc/st2/st2.conf):
...
[rbac]
enable = True
backend = default
...
3. Restart all the services - ``sudo st2ctl restart``
## Running Lint Checks and Tests
To run lint checks and unit tests you can use ``lint`` and ``unit-tests`` make targets.
This will clone ``StackStorm/st2`` repo into ``/tmp/st2``, install StackStorm dependencies in
a purpose built virtual environment and add all StackStorm Python packages from
``/tmp/st2`` into ``PYTHONPATH`` for those make targets.
```bash
make lint
make unit-testsIf virtual environment is already created and all the dependencies installed, you can skip dependency steps by simply running lint and tests:
make .lint
make .unit-testsIf you want to test those changes against a specific version of StackStorm/st2 repo, you can set
ST2_REPO_BRANCH environment variable. For example:
ST2_REPO_BRANCH=my-super-feature make unit-testsKeep in mind that you can also simply symlink your working copy of StackStorm/st2 repo to
/tmp/st2. This way you can test changes with your work which hasn't been committed / pushed
upstream yet.
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