What is the correct way to allow permissions?

Question

I added a new model with one permission, and now I need to add this permission to several users on the production computer after deploying the code and running syncdb for the new application. I did not find the right way to do this. The auth docs mention User.user_permissions.add (permission), but never tell me what “permission” is or the best way to get it.

Answer 1

Permission(which lives in django.contrib.auth.models) is the database object. You can see them all with Permission.objects.all(). They are created automatically by the post-processing signal for each model (and as indicated in the documents , you can also define your own).

To assign permissions to a user, you will first need to get the objects Permission(using Permission.objects.get(*args)), and then you can add it to the user with User.user_permissions.add(permission), as you mentioned.

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