[ENG-10256] 2.1.9 BE: Fix permission issue where users without permission to an object can access the metadata#11588
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…access the metadata (add decorator is_contributor_or_public_resource)
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Ticket
Purpose
Currently a private project’s metadata can be accessed via the URL osf.io/metadata/<project_guid>/?format=xyz
Expected behavior:
This URL should return a 403 status code and an appropriate error message and not allow users without proper permissions to download the metadata
Changes
implement
is_contributor_or_public_resource(to be it reusable for other calls if needed in future) where is checking if resource is public or auth user is a contributor96b6-b807-4ade-89d1-3e4ba47b8e95.mp4
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