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v0.0.54 — Role rename + Authorization Matrix

Released: 2026-05-06. Twelve commits; the headline is the RBAC vocabulary cleanup plus the new Authorization Matrix page.

Role rename — generic Dataiku vocabulary​

User-level roles get neutral, vertical-agnostic names:

BeforeAfter
managementdesigner
cs_staffanalyst
admin, viewerunchanged

The schema column is unchanged — only the string values are rewritten. Backward-compat aliases stay in seat_types.LEGACY_ROLE_TO_SEAT, project_access, email service labels, and the new roleLabels.ts helper so in-flight upgrade sessions don't flicker.

Two idempotent migrations land:

  • rename_roles_to_generic.sql — UPDATE … WHERE role IN (...) with an IF EXISTS short-circuit so reruns are a single probe.
  • seed_role_aligned_groups.sql — seeds four role-aligned system groups (Org Admins, Designers, Analysts, Viewers) per org with their default permissions, on top of the pre-existing All Members / Org Admins pair.

Authorization Matrix UI​

New page at /authorization-matrix (admin-only). Sticky-header pivot table of groups × permission strings; columns are color-coded by resource family (org / project / dashboard / dataset / feature). Org-wide grants show as a filled dot; target-scoped grants show a count badge.

Org admins can click a cell to grant or revoke the org-wide permission inline (optimistic update for revoke, refetch-after-write for grant). System admin groups + the org.admin column refuse revoke — every org always has at least one group holding org.admin as a recovery escape hatch.

A new + Add permission panel above the table accepts a free-text <resource>.<action> string (validated lowercase + underscores) plus a target group, so introducing a brand-new permission no longer requires a roundtrip through Groups Management.

Backed by:

  • GET /api/groups/matrix — returns groups + permissions in one payload. Open to any authenticated org member.
  • POST/DELETE /api/groups/{id}/permissions — existing mutation endpoints, still gated on org.admin.

Stage 3 router migration​

All 557 router callsites that gated on require_role(*roles) now go through services.permissions.require_permission() instead. require_role is retired in PaaS; only the SaaS vertical routers keep the legacy gate during their own migration.

Mapping rules used in the migration:

  • Bare admin gates (require_role("admin")) → require_permission("org.admin").
  • Designer-or-admin tuples → require_permission("project.edit").
  • Broad-read tuples (OVERVIEW_ROLES) → require_permission("project.view").
  • All-authenticated reads → Depends(get_current_user) (the explicit gate was effectively a no-op).

The legacy role == 'admin' shim in the resolver stays as a permanent per-request optimization — Administrators groups hold org.admin via the v0.0.54 seed; the shortcut just saves a DB roundtrip. Implicit-grant shims also map designer/analyst/viewer onto their seeded permissions so tenants where user_groups hasn't been backfilled yet still resolve correctly.

Apps menu (top-right 9-dots) was routing org-level destinations like /webhooks, /backups, /oidc-providers, /saml-providers, /smtp through useProjectUrl() and 404ing inside a project. The renderItem helper now skips the project-prefix when the path matches ORG_PATHS; the v0.0.49+ org-only pages are now in that list. Five regression-test surfaces (WaffleMenu, IconTabs, MoreItems, OrgItems, CommandPalette) lock the paths against a real route.

See also​