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feat: add frappe_access_grants v0.1.0 - #20
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Adds Access Grants to the image, pinned at its first release,
v0.1.0, and lists it in the README.Access Grants lets chosen roles see past a user permission on chosen document types, for example project managers and Timesheets, by keeping the User Permission rows up to date itself.
On the next deploy the
install-appsstep installs it on the existing site. That adds a Managed by Access Grants field to User Permission and nothing else; no access changes until someone creates an Access Grant.The app only requires Frappe. Its own CI tests it on
frappe/erpnext:v16.36.0; this image has ERPNextv16.36.1, so the image build and tests on this pull request are the first run on that exact set.