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Define what it means to satisfy a security scheme #1677

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@mmccool mmccool commented Aug 17, 2022

Resolves #1667

Add following informative text to the "Security Scheme" section to define what it means to "satisfy" a security scheme. This intentionally does not talk about details (e.g. credentials, protocols, etc), as these will be defined by each scheme.

Each security scheme object used in a TD defines a set of requirements to be met before access can be granted. We say a security scheme is satisfied when all its requirements are met. In some cases requirements from multiple security schemes will have to be met before access can be granted.


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@sebastiankb sebastiankb added the Editorial Issues with no technical impact on implementations label Oct 19, 2022
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from today's TD call, decided to merge.
@mmccool will resolve the conflict and will merge this PR then

@mmccool mmccool merged commit 0e751d6 into w3c:main Oct 19, 2022
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