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    • Introduced two new test cases for linked schema functionality, enhancing verification of permissions and relations for account withdrawals.
    • Improved testing for complex ownership scenarios in account entities.

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The changes introduce two new test cases in the linkedSchema_test.go file, focusing on the linked schema functionality. "Case 21" tests the withdraw permission for the account entity, ensuring it checks account balance and ownership rights. "Case 22" modifies the owner relation in the account entity to include a self-referential relation, allowing for complex ownership scenarios. These test cases enhance the verification of permissions and relations in the linked schema.

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File Change Summary
internal/schema/linkedSchema_test.go Added two test cases: "Case 21" for withdraw permission validation and "Case 22" for self-referential ownership in account.

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In the schema's dance, we add a new chance,
With tests for the balance, a whimsical prance.
Owners now twirl in a self-referential way,
Ensuring permissions are here to stay.
Hooray for the changes, let’s hop and rejoice,
For the linked schema sings with a vibrant voice! 🐇✨


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internal/schema/linkedSchema_test.go (2)

1025-1103: New test case "Case 21" is correctly implemented

The addition of "Case 21" successfully tests the linked entrances involving account and organization entities with the withdraw permission logic. The test ensures that both attributes and relations are properly included in the linked entrances.


1121-1122: Verify handling of self-referential relation in owner

In "Case 22", the owner relation in the account entity is defined as:

relation owner @user @account#owner

This self-referential relation might lead to infinite recursion during permission evaluation or linked entrance computation. Please ensure that the compiler and linked graph handle this scenario correctly without causing runtime errors.


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