✨ add is_crew attribute to users to differ between employee and admin access #886
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Should we use a different name than |
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Bit tricky, most synonyms are also used up (team, org). What about |
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I like it |
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also moved it from auth helpers directly to the user model, take a look @pajowu |
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User.is_staff for @is_staff
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is_staffis required for accessing the admin, which may also be non-staff