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Post Actions: Use entity details for capability checks #63423

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55 changes: 28 additions & 27 deletions packages/editor/src/components/post-actions/actions.js
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Expand Up @@ -230,28 +230,30 @@ const trashPostAction = {
},
};

function useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType( capability, resource, action ) {
function useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType( capability, postType, action ) {
const registry = useRegistry();
return useMemo(
() => ( {
...action,
isEligible( item ) {
return (
action.isEligible( item ) &&
registry
.select( coreStore )
.canUser( capability, resource, item.id )
registry.select( coreStore ).canUser( capability, {
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There's something I don't understand here. how does this value change when it gets resolved. There's nothing triggering a re-render when the value of this selector changes and isEligible is not an event callback it's something that is called when rendering.

I'm sure we have a hack elsewhere that "hides" the bug, but this is not great.

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The original PR (#62589) might have more details, but I agree that this feels super "hacky."

kind: 'postType',
name: postType,
id: item.id,
} )
);
},
} ),
[ action, registry, capability, resource ]
[ action, registry, capability, postType ]
);
}

function useTrashPostAction( resource ) {
function useTrashPostAction( postType ) {
return useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType(
'delete',
resource,
postType,
trashPostAction
);
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -347,10 +349,10 @@ const permanentlyDeletePostAction = {
},
};

function usePermanentlyDeletePostAction( resource ) {
function usePermanentlyDeletePostAction( postType ) {
return useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType(
'delete',
resource,
postType,
permanentlyDeletePostAction
);
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -462,10 +464,10 @@ const restorePostAction = {
},
};

function useRestorePostAction( resource ) {
function useRestorePostAction( postType ) {
return useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType(
'update',
resource,
postType,
restorePostAction
);
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -623,22 +625,21 @@ const renamePostAction = {
},
};

function useRenamePostAction( resource ) {
function useRenamePostAction( postType ) {
return useCanUserEligibilityCheckPostType(
'update',
resource,
postType,
renamePostAction
);
}

const useDuplicatePostAction = ( postType ) => {
const { userCanCreatePost } = useSelect(
const userCanCreatePost = useSelect(
( select ) => {
const { getPostType, canUser } = select( coreStore );
const resource = getPostType( postType )?.rest_base || '';
return {
userCanCreatePost: canUser( 'create', resource ),
};
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Prev code triggered a request to the wp/v2 namespace.

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CleanShot 2024-07-11 at 15 00 21

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So this is a 6.6 bug?

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Yes, but it shouldn't affect users. It just makes an extra request.

First, it will call canUser( 'create', '' ), and then when the post type object is resolved, it will call it correctly.

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Ah 👍

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Duplicate action is also not included in the core, it is in the plugin only for now, so it should not have an impact on 6.6.

return select( coreStore ).canUser( 'create', {
kind: 'postType',
name: postType,
} );
},
[ postType ]
);
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -863,32 +864,32 @@ export function usePostActions( { postType, onActionPerformed, context } ) {
defaultActions,
postTypeObject,
userCanCreatePostType,
resource,
cachedCanUserResolvers,
} = useSelect(
( select ) => {
const { getPostType, canUser, getCachedResolvers } =
select( coreStore );
const { getEntityActions } = unlock( select( editorStore ) );
const _postTypeObject = getPostType( postType );
const _resource = _postTypeObject?.rest_base || '';
return {
postTypeObject: _postTypeObject,
defaultActions: getEntityActions( 'postType', postType ),
userCanCreatePostType: canUser( 'create', _resource ),
resource: _resource,
userCanCreatePostType: canUser( 'create', {
kind: 'postType',
name: postType,
} ),
cachedCanUserResolvers: getCachedResolvers()?.canUser,
};
},
[ postType ]
);

const duplicatePostAction = useDuplicatePostAction( postType );
const trashPostActionForPostType = useTrashPostAction( resource );
const trashPostActionForPostType = useTrashPostAction( postType );
const permanentlyDeletePostActionForPostType =
usePermanentlyDeletePostAction( resource );
const renamePostActionForPostType = useRenamePostAction( resource );
const restorePostActionForPostType = useRestorePostAction( resource );
usePermanentlyDeletePostAction( postType );
const renamePostActionForPostType = useRenamePostAction( postType );
const restorePostActionForPostType = useRestorePostAction( postType );
const isTemplateOrTemplatePart = [
TEMPLATE_POST_TYPE,
TEMPLATE_PART_POST_TYPE,
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