Romain Derie
7ae60a7261
* website_event, website_slides Note that `restricted_editor` is the new technical name used instead of `publisher` Before this commit, the `is_restricted_editor()` method was actually checking for `designer` rights and not `restricted editor` ones. Indeed, a restricted editor (previously publisher) never had the write right on ir.ui.view. Despite the method name being wrong, it was still correctly used where we actually checked for designer rights and not publisher/restricted editor ones. Also, the method was checking for write access on ir.ui.view instead of checking directly if the user had the related group. While it wasn't really wrong, it was also including people who would have the write right on ir.ui.view but were not part of the designer group. This doesn't really makes sens, as we don't want someone which received that write right on ir.ui.view from another module (not related to the website) to be considered as a website admin -> we don't want to show them website admin UI and stuff like that. The method could have simply be renamed to `is_designer()` and could have just checked for `has_group(designer)`, but having such an helper seems overkill, we would end up with as many utils as there is groups. At the end, this PR: - removes the confusing util method - replace it by has_group checks Part-of: odoo/odoo#98200
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