Rashad Karanouh
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## What Tightens the **Partner** self-service role's field-level permissions so a partner can edit its own profile but not admin/ops-controlled or ownership fields. All locks are `canUpdateFieldValue: false` on the Partner object. **Admin-managed scalar fields (7):** `slug`, `validationStage`, `reviewed`, `ranking`, `partnerTier`, `applicationNotes`, `lastMatchAt` **Ownership relation FKs (2):** `partnerUser`, `company` ## Why - The 7 scalar fields are admin/ops-controlled (validation, ranking, tiering, internal notes) — a partner must not be able to self-promote or alter ops data. - `partnerUser` is the **RLS pivot**: the row-level predicate scopes a partner to records where `partnerUser IS <their workspace member>`. If a partner could clear or repoint it, they'd drop their own record out of scope (an orphan only admins can see). It is already locked on Opportunity; this brings Partner in line. - `company` is read-only at the object level for partners, so its FK link must not be repointable from the Partner side either. The remaining Partner relations (`opportunities`, `persons`, `partnerContents`) need no lock — they are already protected by inverse-side field locks or object-level read-only / no-access rules. ## Scope - One source file: `src/roles/partner.role.ts` (9 field-permission entries). - No schema changes — additive permission tightening; upgrades cleanly via `deploy` + `install`. - Version: patch bump `0.5.0 → 0.5.1`.
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