I'm learning django viewflow (non-Pro) and the all processes that I've been creating works for superuser users only
Is that normal?
Thanks, José.-
Edit 2: My specific problem is that my user can start the process, but he can't continue it (can't see the "otro_paso" task. See the code below), only if he's not superuser. When I cnange him to superuser, works.. why??
Edit 1: I'm using django-material auto-generated forms
A way to make it work is implementing custom views, making the permission validation programmatically
Edit 3:
Here's the flows.py part:
@frontend.register
class Flujo_Proceso_Recursos_fisicos(Flow):
process_class = Proceso_Recursos_fisicos
process_title = 'Recursos físicos'
process_description = 'Registro de recursos físicos'
inicio = flow.Start(
CreateProcessView,
fields=['anio'],
task_title='Iniciar'
).Available(
username='jose'
).Permission(
'helloworld.puede_participar_biblioteca'
).Next(this.otro_paso)
otro_paso = flow.View(
UpdateProcessView,
fields=['campus'],
task_title='Campus',
task_description= "Completar campus",
).Permission(
'helloworld.puede_participar_biblioteca'
).Assign(
username='jose'
).Next(this.fin)
fin = flow.End(
task_title='Finalizado',
)
To make a task available for a user, you need to auto-assign it with flow.View(..).Assign(...) or provide permission that would make this task available for a user - flow.View(..).Permission(..)
For the reference, you can check the demos
https://github.com/viewflow/viewflow/blob/master/demo/helloworld/flows.py#L42 https://github.com/viewflow/viewflow/blob/master/demo/shipment/flows.py#L28