I'm sorry. Correct version:
@auth.requires(lambda: auth.has_membership('green') or auth.has_membership(
'blue'))
def functionX():
...
As for the object, I would just use the name of the function for now. It
really only matters if you're using crud as it knows what to do with it and
record_id if '<object>' is the name of a table. Something like
auth.add_permission(group_id, 'execute', 'functionX') and then:
auth.requires_permission('execute', 'functionX')
def functionX():
...
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