Default forgery protection strategy #39608
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This set :exception as default forgery protection strategy, what is a more secure default. It would prevent users to set the wrong strategy if they do not specify it.
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The idea of doing this came up recently in #39488 (comment). Just changing the default isn't acceptable though, since it would break any application that calls the method without specifying a strategy. We should add a deprecation warning in that case to inform the user that the default will be changing in the next version.
I'm not sure I agree that it's more secure; |
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Summary
This set
:exceptionas default forgery protection strategy, what is amore secure default.
It would prevent users from setting a less secure strategy if they do not specify it.
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