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Previously, project_id and subject_id needed to be a uuid, and object_id could be a uuid or ubid. This allows accepting an object for all three. This simplifies almost all callers of these methods. It also doesn't require either parsing a ubid or generating a ubid. Previously, even if a uuid was given, it would turn it into a ubid in order to extract the class, and guess ApiKey if it was an et ubid.
29 lines
671 B
Ruby
29 lines
671 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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class Clover
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hash_branch(:project_prefix, "firewall") do |r|
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r.get true do
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dataset = firewall_list_dataset
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if api?
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firewall_list_api_response(dataset)
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else
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@firewalls = dataset.eager(:location).all
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view "networking/firewall/index"
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end
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end
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r.web do
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r.get "create" do
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authorize("Firewall:create", @project)
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view "networking/firewall/create"
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end
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r.post true do
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handle_validation_failure("networking/firewall/create")
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check_visible_location
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firewall_post(typecast_params.nonempty_str("name"))
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end
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end
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end
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end
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