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This fixes a bug where global readonly superusers were incorrectly blocked from accessing organization logs when FEATURE_SUPERUSERS_FULL_ACCESS was set to false. Changes: - Updated OrgLogs.get() to allow global readonly superusers - Updated OrgAggregateLogs.get() to allow global readonly superusers - Updated ExportOrgLogs.post() to allow global readonly superusers - Added comprehensive tests verifying the fix The fix ensures that: 1. Global readonly superusers can ALWAYS access organization logs for auditing purposes, regardless of FEATURE_SUPERUSERS_FULL_ACCESS setting 2. Regular superusers are still blocked from accessing organization logs when FEATURE_SUPERUSERS_FULL_ACCESS is false (correct behavior) All three endpoints now use consistent permission logic: permission.can() OR allow_if_global_readonly_superuser() OR allow_if_superuser_with_full_access() 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
pullstats: updated bulk upsert function to track correct pull count and timestamp in case of race condition (PROJQUAY-9684) (#4463)
fix: allow global readonly superusers to access org logs without FULL_ACCESS (PROJQUAY-9790) (#4535)
notifications: fetch autoprune tags with multiple policies for image expiry notification (PROJQUAY-8117) (#3340)
fix: Added lazy initialization for redis to retry the connection after pod restart automatically connect when available (PROJQUAY-9791) (#4538)
[Feature] storage: Modify the STS S3 implementation of the storage backend to use Web Identity Tokens when available (PROJQUAY-8576) (#3670)
db: Added TagPullStatistics and ManifestPullStatistics tables with migrations (PROJQUAY-8414) (#4318)
Project Quay
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