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In `@web/pgadmin/browser/server_groups/servers/roles/__init__.py`:
- Around line 1041-1042: Capture the original client-supplied request keys
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…min-org#9450) A role's membership tab only enabled the add/remove member controls for superusers and CREATEROLE holders, so a user who was themselves granted ADMIN OPTION on that role (and can therefore GRANT/REVOKE its membership at the SQL level) had no way to add other members, and hit a permission error server-side if they tried anyway. The role UI schema now also allows membership changes when the current user is a member of the role with admin=true. The backend mirrors this: permission.sql reports whether the connecting user holds ADMIN OPTION on the target role, and the update handler lets such a request through only when it's restricted to rolmembers changes, so this can't be used to escalate other role attributes.
_validate_rolemembers() mutates the request dict in place, adding
derived keys such as rol_members_list and rol_members_revoked_list.
The membership-only update guard in RoleView.update() checked those
mutated keys against {'rolmembers'}, so a valid ADMIN OPTION request
containing only rolmembers was wrongly rejected as forbidden.
Capture the client-supplied keys before validate_request() runs the
validators, and check against that snapshot instead. Adds a regression
test for the rolmembers-only update path.
… guard The existing regression test for the membership-only update guard re-implemented _check_permission()/_validate_rolemembers() logic by hand instead of calling validate_request() or RoleView.update(), so it wouldn't catch a regression in how those decorators interact. Add a test that drives RoleView.update() through its real decorator chain (check_precondition -> validate_request -> update), with the driver/connection/SQL rendering mocked out, submitting a rolmembers-only body as an ADMIN OPTION holder and asserting the request is not rejected with 403.
The properties dialog sends the role's 'oid' with every edit, because
SchemaState.changes() appends the schema's idAttribute to the payload.
The membership-only guard only allowed {'rolmembers'}, so a real save
from the dialog by an ADMIN OPTION holder was still rejected with 403;
the end-to-end test missed it because it built a body without 'oid'.
Allow 'oid' as well (the role is identified by 'rid' from the URL, not
by that value), send the dialog's real payload shape in the test, and
assert that adding any other attribute is still forbidden.
validate_request() now takes set(data) to record the client-supplied
keys, which raises TypeError for a JSON array body such as [{}]. Return
a precondition error when the body is not a JSON object, and cover it
in the update test.
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Summary
The Group Role dialog's Membership tab only enabled the add/remove member controls (the "+" icon) for superusers and CREATEROLE holders. A user who was themselves granted
ADMIN OPTIONon that specific role - and who can thereforeGRANT/REVOKEits membership directly in SQL - had no way to add other members through the UI, and hit"The current user does not have permission to update the role."server-side if they tried some other way in.admin: true.permission.sqlnow also reports whether the connecting user holdsADMIN OPTIONon the target role (a directpg_auth_memberslookup, matching how the role's member list is already built elsewhere in this module). Theupdatepermission check lets such a user through, but the update handler then restricts what they're allowed to submit torolmemberschanges only, so this can't be used to escalate other role attributes (superuser, CREATEROLE, password, etc.) they otherwise have no permission to change. The role'soid, which the properties dialog sends with every edit, is allowed alongsiderolmembers.Fixes #9450.
Test plan
pg_auth_membersadmin-option query directly against a live PostgreSQL 18 server, both for a role with and without admin option on the targettest_role_check_permission_unit_test.py) covering the permission carve-out: allowed forupdatewith admin option, still forbidden fordrop, unaffected for superusersisMemberAdmin/membersReadOnlyschema logicpython regression/runtests.py --pkg browser.server_groups.servers.rolespasses with no regressions against a live PostgreSQL 18 serveryarn jest regression/javascript/schema_ui_files/role.ui.spec.jspasses (6/6)Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ADMIN OPTIONcan manage role memberships without unrestricted role-editing permissions.Bug Fixes
Tests
ADMIN OPTION, superuser access, read-only behavior, and membership-only updates.