feat: get project owners and only personal projects #1733
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jonaro00
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| &self.proj_id, | ||
| &self.env_id, | ||
| Some(user_id), | ||
| Some("admin"), |
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What if they are not admin? Is this now a "get projects where I'm admin" method?
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Not quite. This is a "get projects where I have the admin role assigned method". So it won't return projects where the user is an "admin" because they are the admin of the org. I need this to be able to show users the projects they own which is not in some org.
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Description of change
Add more details to projects to know who their owners are
Allow get the details of a single org
And allow only getting projects the user is the direct owner of
How has this been tested? (if applicable)
Added more tests and started the local stack