Description of the need
While there is a "View own unpublished content" permission, a permission that would make perfect sense "View own published content" does not exist.
We have to give the "View published content" permission to users that affect ALL content and then use contributed modules to limit permissions to certain nodes. In other words the core acts very much permissive providing (or very much prohibitive by not providing to any) access to ALL content on a Backdrop website. Wouldn't be much more convenient if the core was able to give access to only own nodes without any contributed modules?
GitHub Issue #:
6397
Recent comments
Thank you very much for your fast answers and clear explanations ! I understand that the site is not corrupted and that there is no danger in leaving the code and the database in their...
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}
Until the official new release (coming soon), the error will ALSO show up when you clear caches, unless you fix this manually as above.
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}
If you want to try to fix it yourself now, I think you can manually set the schema version for the book module (in the system table) to 7000, and then try running the updates again. Test on a...
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}