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[Security] [Feature] Introduce firewall names in the Security class #32967
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@nicolas-grekas Please review and comment on this issue. thank you. |
I don't know sorry, but please check the code and send a PR if you spot if/how this should be improved. |
@nicolas-grekas I reviewed it but it has many dependencies. |
@weaverryan Can you look into the matter and comment on it? Thank you. |
Feel free to start a pull request changing this. I don't know the full code behind this/all implications, but from a usage point of view I think it makes sense to change this (even a not-working small PR showing the main idea is a good start for discussion). |
I'm not sure to be aware of the full DX impact and BC considerations for this change. |
Hello to all Symfony lovers.
I have 3 firewalls in my project for different users and tonight I noticed that the username I enter in the admin login form also appears in the user login form.
I noticed that the security class does not use the current firewall name for last username (that the user sent the request) into the following constants:
Tell me if there is a way. Otherwise let me submit a pull request.
Thanks.
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