Add SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS support back in #4351
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Move code to handle SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS and SOCIAL_DEFAULT_GROUP settings into helper functions to restore functionality removed by commit 723b745 No change has been made to the logic of these settings - when SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS is enabled, users are added to the first space with the group specified by SOCIAL_DEFAULT_GROUP. Further scope for enhancement would be to parse SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS as an integer (as indicated by the documentation) and use this as the space ID, rather than using Space.objects.first(). Another potential enhancement would be to check space membership on every login, and add the user to the configured space if they are not currently a member.
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Move code to handle SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS and SOCIAL_DEFAULT_GROUP settings into helper functions to restore functionality removed by commit 723b745 as identified by issue #4346
No change has been made to the logic of these settings - when SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS is enabled, users are added to the first space with the group specified by SOCIAL_DEFAULT_GROUP.
Further scope for enhancement would be to parse SOCIAL_DEFAULT_ACCESS as an integer (as indicated by the documentation) and use this as the space ID, rather than using Space.objects.first().
Another potential enhancement would be to check space membership on every login, and add the user to the configured space if they are not currently a member.