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* check the full path for permissions * fix race condition * wip update permission when variants change * Populate ancestor keys on document tree response items. * Populate ancestor keys on document collection response items. * Update OpenApi.json * generate server models * update types * map data * add ancestor context * set ancestors in context * use ancestor context in tree * clean up * provide ancestor context from a collection item * provide ancestor context from structure context * Use array of objects rather than Ids for the ancestor collection. * Update OpenApi.json. * add ancestor data to mocks * set ancestors ids in mocks * omit ancestors for recycle bin item * use correct models for document blueprint mock data * remove constructor * mock documents for testing * add user group permission test data * wip document user permission condition tests * generate new server models * update data efter server models update * clean up * Update entity-actions-table-column-view.element.ts * longer time for not found to appear * use arg * observe alias * set new the right place * remove const --------- Co-authored-by: Andy Butland <abutland73@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Niels Lyngsø <nsl@umbraco.dk> Co-authored-by: Niels Lyngsø <niels.lyngso@gmail.com>
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