It is not possible to relate entries if the user does not have permission for both Objects

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: Master
• Fix Version/s: 7.4.3.21 CE GA21, 7.4.3.22 CE GA22, Master
• Component/s: Objects
• Labels:
  • 7.4-known-issues
  • liferay-ga11-ce-743
  • liferay-ga12-ce-743
  • liferay-ga13-ce-743-known-issue
  • liferay-ga14-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga15-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga16-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga17-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga18-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga19-ce-743-known-issues
  • liferay-ga20-ce-743-known-issues
• Fix Priority: 4
• Git Pull Request: https://github.com/liferay-objects/liferay-portal/pull/552

Summary:
It is not possible to relate entries if the user does not have permission for both Objects

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Go to Objects
2. Create an Object A and an Object B with a field
3. Go to Object A and create a Relationship One to Many with Object B
4. Choose any Relationship Deletion Type
5. Create a Layout with that contains the Relationship tab for Object A
6. Publish them
7. Add some entries on Object B and one entry on Object A
8. Click on the Object A entry and add relations with the entries from Object B
9. Go to Roles
10. Create a Role > Define Permissions
11. Search for Object A
12. Give it all permissions
13. Create a new user and assign the created Role to it
14. Log in with the new user
15. Go to Object A and click to view the entry
16. Go to the Relationship tab
17. Try to add a relation with an entry from Object B

Expected Result:
Relation is added

Actual Result:
Relation is not added

Verified on master: 2ef2546d5f8ce61aaecc9898bdd386cc6f29aae1