Update project folder permission settings
Please share the Python code for updating project folder permission settings.
Operating system used: RHEL 7.9
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Sergey Dataiker, Dataiku DSS Core Designer, Dataiku DSS & SQL, Dataiku DSS Core Concepts Posts: 365 DataikerOptionsOk, thanks. Sorry, I have missed that you are doing the direct permission assignment by replacing the existing variable. This will not work. You need to append new permissions to the array you got from get_permissions() function:
pf_settings = new_project_folder.get_settings() pf_permissions = pf_settings.get_permissions() new_permission = {'group': MyProjectGroup, 'read': True, 'writeContents': True, 'admin': False} pf_permissions.append(new_permission) pf_settings.save()
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Sergey Dataiker, Dataiku DSS Core Designer, Dataiku DSS & SQL, Dataiku DSS Core Concepts Posts: 365 DataikerOptions
Hi @VickeyC
We have a good starting sample in our docs:
https://doc.dataiku.com/dss/latest/python-api/project-folders.html#modifying-settings
You just need to get a project folder id:
prj_folder = client.get_project_folder(prj_folder_id)
and update the permissions either by modifying dictionaries containing existing permissions, or adding new/removing old ones.
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@sergeyd
Yes, I'm very familiar with that page. The missing link for me is the format of the new permissions. What exactly would the code look like? I've tried this on a folder with no permissions defined:prj_folder = client.get_project_folder(new_project_folder.id)
pf_settings = prj_folder.get_settings()pf_settings.permissions = [{'group=MyProjectGroup', 'read=True', 'writeContents=True'}]
The python code executes without errors, but the folder still doesn't have any permissions. What am I doing wrong? Note that MyProjectGroup is a variable
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Sergey Dataiker, Dataiku DSS Core Designer, Dataiku DSS & SQL, Dataiku DSS Core Concepts Posts: 365 DataikerOptions
Variables are fine. The issue here is that you are passing over not dictionary "key:values" pairs but just assigning variables.
Here is what you should have instead:
pf_settings.permissions = [{'group': MyProjectGroup, 'read': True, 'writeContents': True, 'admin': True}] -
@sergeyd
Thanks for that info.Unfortunately, my folder permissions are still not being updated. Here's my code:
root_folder = client.get_root_project_folder()
root_children = root_folder.list_child_folders()
new_project_folder_name = projectName
folder_exists = False
for i in root_children:
if i.name == new_project_folder_name:
new_project_folder_id = i.id
folder_exists = True
# Create the project folder if it doesn't already exist
if not folder_exists:
new_project_folder = root_folder.create_sub_folder(new_project_folder_name)
# Update the project folder settings and permissions
pf_settings = new_project_folder.get_settings()
pf_permissions = pf_settings.get_permissions()
pf_settings.permissions = [{'group': MyProjectGroup, 'read': True, 'writeContents': True, 'admin': False}]
pf_settings.save()What can I do differently to make this work? The save function doesn't seem to save anything.
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Sergey Dataiker, Dataiku DSS Core Designer, Dataiku DSS & SQL, Dataiku DSS Core Concepts Posts: 365 DataikerOptions
Hm...where do you define your MyProjectGroup variable in the code?
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@sergeyd
It's there in an earlier part of the code. Here's what it looks like:MyProjectGroup = "my_project_group"
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I have it working now, thanks!