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fix: Permission label #3763

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions apps/common/constants/permission_constants.py
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Expand Up @@ -361,6 +361,8 @@ def get_workspace_role(self):
Group.SYSTEM_RES_KNOWLEDGE.value: _("Knowledge"),
Group.SYSTEM_RES_KNOWLEDGE_DOCUMENT.value: _("Document"),
Group.SYSTEM_RES_KNOWLEDGE_PROBLEM.value: _("Problem"),
Group.SYSTEM_RES_KNOWLEDGE_HIT_TEST.value: _("Hit-Test"),
Group.SYSTEM_RES_KNOWLEDGE_CHAT_USER.value: _("Dialogue users"),
Group.WORKSPACE_USER_GROUP.value: _("User Group"),
Group.WORKSPACE_CHAT_USER.value: _("Chat User"),
Group.WORKSPACE_WORKSPACE.value: _("Workspace"),
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The provided update looks good and follows conventional Python coding practices. The changes are minor modifications to add new roles from the Group enum and map them to appropriate labels using translations (_). There aren’t any issues with syntax or logic; this part appears straightforward and efficient for adding support for additional functionality or custom roles.

In summary, the code is clean, well-documented, and functional as intended. If you need further optimizations or have other questions related to code quality or performance, feel free to ask!

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