[Request] Improve Project Member Permissions

[khmish]

Installation Type *

Local

Vito Version *

3.20.1

Describe the Bug *

I have a team working with me in Vito, and I assigned one of the members to a user role.

Unfortunately, any actions related to deployment, adding SSH keys, or editing the .env file result in the following message:

"You don't have permission to perform this action."

Steps to Reproduce *

1. Log in using the team member account with the User role.
2. Open any project/environment.
3. Attempt to perform one of the following actions:

• Trigger a deployment.
• Add or modify an SSH key.
• Edit the .env file.

Observe the system response.
Actual Result

The following error message appears:
"You don't have permission to perform this action."

Expected Behavior *

• The team member with the assigned role should be able to perform the actions permitted for that role.
• If the User role is intended to allow deployments, SSH key management, or .env file editing, those actions should execute successfully without permission errors.
• If certain actions are restricted by design, the role permissions should be clearly defined and documented to avoid confusion.
• The system should enforce permissions consistently according to the configured role settings.

Logs *

You don't have permission to perform this action.

Screenshots

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Additional Context

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[RichardAnderson]

Hello, at present, this is expected behaviour. Triggering a deployment, adding an SSH key and editing the .env file requires WRITE level access, which is only provided to Admins/Owners of a project. Changing the user from the "User" role to "Admin" role will allow these actions, by default, Users only have read-only access to the resources.

I'll update the ticket to a suggestion instead of a bug.

[RichardAnderson]

Closing in favour of #861