* Access Control: Add folder service dependency to the dashboard/folder resolvers
* Expose the function fetching parents to folder interface
* Add generic prepend utility
* Modify dashboard resolvers to return inherited scopes
* Nested Folders: Support getting of nested folder in folder service when feature flag is set
* Fix lint
* Fix some tests
* Fix ngalert test
* ngalert fix
* Fix API tests
* Fix some tests and lint
* Fix lint 2
* Fix library elements and panels
* Add access control to get folder
* Cleanup and minor test change
* transfer DeleteFolder changes from larger PR
* finish some thingies
* add the simplest delete logics
* some intermedia steps
* fix tests
* add test
* fix some comments
Co-authored-by: yangkb09 <yangkb09@gmail.com>
* Folder: Add folder service implementation
* Add Move
* Add tests
* Add new servie method and adjust Update, Delete and Move
* Remove contains
* GetTree return children of depth one
* feat: add new Folder table migration
Add a new folder table to support the Nested Folders feature.
https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/56880
* register nested folders feature flag (unused)
* feat: nested folder service (experiment)
This commit adds a NestedFolderSvc interface and stubbed out implementation as an alternative to the existing folder service. This is an experimental feature to try out different methods for backwards compatibility and parallelization, so that Grafana can continue to store folders in the existing (non-nested) manner while also using the new nested folder service.
Eventually the new service will (hopefully) become _the_ service, at which point the legacy service can be deprecated (or remain, with the new service methods replacing the original. whatever makes sense at the time).
* nested folders: don't run the new migration
This commit removes the nested folder migration from the list of active migrations so we can merge this branch and continue development without impacting Grafana instances built off main.
Sofia Papagiannaki
idafurjes
ying-jeanne
Kristin Laemmert