Overview: A user with limited permissions (all Inventory) gets an error modal when navigating to the Inventory app.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Log into Snapshot as a user with only all Inventory permissions, including

   • Inventory: Import single bibliographic records

   • Settings (Inventory): Configure single-record import

2. Go to the Inventory app

3. Go to the Settings/Inventory/Target profiles and view an existing profile

Expected Results: User can work with the Inventory app and view settings without any errors

Actual Results: User gets an error modal saying "Error: in module @folio/inventory, operation GET on resource ‘jobprofiles’ failed, saying: Access for user ‘${username}’ (${uuid}) requires permission: converter-storage.jobprofile.get”"

Additional Information: When was implemented in Orchid, so that a user can now select from multiple job profiles for ISRI, the permissions set in package.json wasn't updated, `converter-storage.jobprofile.get` should be added to inventory perms (Inventory: Import single bibliographic records and Settings (Inventory): Configure single-record import).

Also, suppress "Import" from 2nd pane action menu and "Overlay source bibliographic record" from 3rd pane if use does not have permission. And suppress the Z39.50 settings section if the user doesn't have the settings permission

Orchid patch details

1. Describe issue impact on business. Users who are only granted inventory-related permissions see a JS alert each time the access the inventory app.
2. What institutions are affected? ALL
3. What is the workaround if exists? Update permissions assigned to every user
4. What areas will be impacted by fix? The inventory app
5. Brief explanation of technical implementation and the level of effort (in workdays) and technical risk (low/medium/high). Add missing permission to existing permission sets. LOE is < 1. Technical risk is low; there is no code change.
6. Brief explanation of testing required and level of effort (in workdays). Provide test plan agreed with by QA Manager and PO. Test access to the inventory app with a user who only has inventory-related permissions.
7. What is the roll back plan in case the fix does not work? Effectively, the fix is to change a permission set from [a, b] to [a, b, c]. Given that package.json permissions are immutable, the new permission could/would have to be remove manually via a direct DB operation.