feat(metadata): allow \Stringable for security parameters #6095
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can you target the main branch please? |
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@soyuka changed to target main branch. Failing tests seem unrelated. |
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thanks @aurimasrim |
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Allows passing \Stringable objects to security parameters of operations and resources.
This enables users to use expressions in a more statical way.
See #6087
Failing tests seem to be unrelated with changes.