Pass in the current userId instead of trying to infer it from the folders or ciphers passed into the ImportCiphersCommand
Kudos go to @MJebran who pointed this out on https://github.com/bitwarden/server/pull/4896
Co-authored-by: Daniel James Smith <djsmith85@users.noreply.github.com>
* PM-16261 move ImportCiphersAsync to the tools team and create services using CQRS design pattern
* PM-16261 fix renaming methods and add unit tests for succes and bad request exception
* PM-16261 clean up old code from test
* make import limits configurable via appsettings
* PM-16085 fix issue with appSettings converting to globalSettings for new cipher import limits
* PM-16261 move ImportCiphersAsync to the tools team and create services using CQRS design pattern
* PM-16261 fix renaming methods and add unit tests for succes and bad request exception
* PM-16261 clean up old code from test
* Changed Import permissions validation to check if the user CanCreate a Collection
* Corrected authorized to import validation allowing import without collections when the user is admin
* Added validation to check if user can import ciphers into existing collections
* swapped feature flag flexible collections with org property
* Removed unused feature service from ImportCiphersController
* Improved code readability
* added null protection against empty org when checking for FlexibleCollections flag
* Extract Import-Api endpoints into separate controller
Moved ciphers/import and ciphers/import-organization into new ImportController
Paths have been kept intact for now (no changes on clients needed)
Moved request-models used for import into tools-subfolder
* Update CODEOWNERS for team-tools-dev
* Move HibpController (reports) to tools
* Moving files related to Send
* Moving files related to ReferenceEvent
* Removed unneeded newline
