Unable to Download Some Organisation Plans on `/plans` Path

[aaronskiba]

Please complete the following fields as applicable:

What version of the DMPRoadmap code are you running? (e.g. v2.2.0)

• 4.0.2+portage-4.0.3

Expected behaviour:

• A user should be able to download any of the plans listed on the /plans page.

Actual behaviour:

• In the %{org_title} Plans section of the /plans page, an error is encountered when attempting to download some plans.

• (Screenshot of behaviour in development environment)

• 

Steps to reproduce:

1. Login to the app (I am using the superadmin account)
2. Scroll down to Portage Network Plans
3. On each of the listed plans, click the pdf icon to download/open the plan on a new page.

[aaronskiba]

app/policies/public_page_policy.rb

  def plan_organisationally_exportable?
    if @record.is_a?(Plan) && @user.is_a?(User)
      byebug
      return @record.publicly_visible? ||
             (@record.organisationally_visible? && @record.owner.present? &&
              @record.owner.org_id == @user.org_id)
    end

    false
  end

[27, 36] in /home/aaron/Documents/GitHub/roadmap/app/policies/public_page_policy.rb
   27:   end
   28: 
   29:   def plan_organisationally_exportable?
   30:     if @record.is_a?(Plan) && @user.is_a?(User)
   31:       byebug
=> 32:       return @record.publicly_visible? ||
   33:              (@record.organisationally_visible? && @record.owner.present? &&
   34:               @record.owner.org_id == @user.org_id)
   35:     end
   36: 
(byebug) @record.publicly_visible?
false
(byebug) @record.organisationally_visible?
true
(byebug) @record.owner.present?
  User Load (1.8ms)  SELECT "users".* FROM "users" WHERE "users"."id" = $1 LIMIT $2  [["id", 17943], ["LIMIT", 1]]
  ↳ app/models/plan.rb:449:in `owner'
true
(byebug) @record.owner.org_id == @user.org_id
false
(byebug) @record.owner.org_id
69
(byebug) @user.org_id
8
(byebug) @record.org_id
8
(byebug) 

Because @record.owner.org_id != @user.org_id, plan_organisationally_exportable? returns false. Is this correct, or should the check be whether @record.org_id != @user.org_id? And if not, then why is the non-exportable plan listed at all?

[aaronskiba]

The following upstream issues relate to this problem:
DMPRoadmap#3345
DMPRoadmap#3346

This PR also relates to the issue:
DMPRoadmap#2965

[aaronskiba]

Because @record.owner.org_id != @user.org_id, plan_organisationally_exportable? returns false. Is this correct, or should the check be whether @record.org_id == @user.org_id? And if not, then why is the non-exportable plan listed at all?

The problem seems to be that some of these plans shouldn't be listed in the %{org_title} Plans section in the first place. The following text is provided in that section:

'"The table below lists the plans that users at your organization have created and shared within your organization. This allows you to download a PDF and view their plans as samples or to discover new research data."

Plan.organisationally_or_publicly_visible(user) is used to populate plans in the %{org_title} Plans section. This scope needs to fixed so that it will filter out plans created/owned by users outside of the logged-in user's organisation.

[aaronskiba]

WITH all_results AS (

-- 1) Plans where no users with users.org_id = plans.org_id have owner access of the plan
SELECT orgs.id AS affected_org_id, orgs.name AS affected_org_name, plans.id AS plan_id, plans.title AS plan_title
FROM orgs
JOIN plans ON orgs.id = plans.org_id

WHERE plans.visibility = 0
AND plans.complete = true
AND orgs.is_other = false
AND orgs.managed = true

AND NOT EXISTS (
	SELECT 1
	FROM roles
	JOIN users ON roles.user_id = users.id
	WHERE users.org_id = plans.org_id
	AND roles.plan_id = plans.id
	AND users.active = true
    AND roles.active = true
	AND roles.access = 15
)

UNION ALL

-- 2) Plans where users within an org have administrative access, but no users within that same org have owner access
SELECT orgs.id AS affected_org_id, orgs.name AS affected_org_name, plans.id AS plan_id, plans.title AS plan_title
FROM orgs
JOIN users ON orgs.id = users.org_id
JOIN roles ON users.id = roles.user_id
JOIN plans ON roles.plan_id = plans.id

WHERE plans.visibility = 0
AND plans.complete = true
AND orgs.is_other = false
AND orgs.managed = true
AND roles.active = true
AND users.active = true
AND roles.access IN (2,3,6,7,10,11,14,15,18,19,22,23,26,27,30,31)

AND NOT EXISTS (
	SELECT 1
	FROM roles AS r
	JOIN users AS u ON r.user_id = u.id
	
	WHERE r.plan_id = plans.id
	AND u.org_id = users.org_id
	AND r.active = true
	AND u.active = true
	AND r.access = 15
)
)
SELECT DISTINCT affected_org_id, affected_org_name, plan_id, plan_title
FROM all_results
ORDER BY affected_org_id, plan_id;

plans_with_affected_orgs.csv

[aaronskiba]

-- Public plans where no users with users.org_id = plans.org_id are owners of the plan
SELECT orgs.id AS affected_org_id, orgs.name AS affected_org_name, plans.id AS plan_id, plans.title AS plan_title
FROM orgs
JOIN plans ON orgs.id = plans.org_id
WHERE plans.visibility = 1
AND orgs.is_other = false
AND orgs.managed = true

AND complete = true
AND plans.org_id NOT IN (
	SELECT users.org_id
	FROM users
	JOIN roles ON users.id = roles.user_id
	AND roles.plan_id = plans.id
	AND roles.active = true
	AND users.active = true
	AND roles.access = 15
);

plans_with_affected_orgs.csv

[aaronskiba]

Removed high priority label because it does not appear that many existing plans are affected.