* Performance: Standardize lodash imports to use destructured members
Changes lodash imports of the form `import x from 'lodash/x'` to
`import { x } from 'lodash'` to reduce bundle size.
* Remove unnecessary _ import from Graph component
* Enforce lodash import style
* Fix remaining lodash imports
* Expose user permissions to the frontend
* Do not include empty scope
* Extend ContextSrv with hasPermission() method
* Add access control types
* Fix type error (make permissions optional)
* Fallback if access control disabled
* Move UserPermission to types
* Simplify hasPermission()
* Chore: reduces strict error in OptionPicker tests
* Chore: reduces strict errors in FormDropdownCtrl
* Chore: reduces has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor errors
* Chore: reduces has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor errors
* Chore: lowers strict count limit
* Tests: updates snapshots
* Tests: updates snapshots
* Chore: updates after PR comments
* Refactor: removes throw and changes signature for DashboardSrv.getCurrent
When the user session expires, and the 401 triggers a page reload to get the user to the login page, ChangeTracker will interfer. By setting the user as logged out in the context when the session is timed out, we can ignore the changes in ChangeTracker.
* Updated templating code to support the $__user variable to expose the current
userid, username, email and login.
Fixed the $__org variable as it was returning the user id instead of the ordId.
Updated the documentation to match
* Updated solution to retrieving $__user variables to pull directly from user record (thereby allowing future access to properties that
might not exist in the contextSvr).
Replicated this initialisation in the variables feature
Corrected typo's in documentation.
* Repaired typecheck issues.
* Updated patch to pull entirely from contextSrv without API calls.
* ... And removed the redundant comments.
* Updated documentation.
This feature would provide a way for administrators to limit the minimum
dashboard refresh interval globally.
Filters out the refresh intervals available in the time picker that are lower
than the set minimum refresh interval in the configuration .ini file
Adds the minimum refresh interval as available in the time picker.
If the user tries to enter a refresh interval that is lower than the minimum
in the URL, defaults to the minimum interval.
When trying to update the JSON via the API, rejects the update if the
dashboard's refresh interval is lower than the minimum.
When trying to update a dashboard via provisioning having a lower
refresh interval than the minimum, defaults to the minimum interval
and logs a warning.
Fixes#3356
Co-authored-by: Marcus Efraimsson <marcus.efraimsson@gmail.com>
* created react component and moved markdown
* extracting components
* Broke out parts into components
* tests
* Flattened file structure
* Tests
* made instances typed in test
* typing
* function instead of variable
* updated user model with missing properties
* added full set of properties to user mock
* redone from variable to function
* refactor: minor refactorings of #13091
* removed logging
