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Use AuthorizationManager

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Since Jun 21, 2022.

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Description

With the introduction of AuthorizationManager, there are a number of next steps that seem valuable.

  • Consider AuthorizationManager for Method Security - #9289
  • #11076
  • Consider ReactiveAuthorizationManager for Reactive Method Security - #9401
  • Add AuthorizationDecision to AuthorizationFailureEvent - #9286
  • Add Reasons to AuthorizationDecisions - #9287
  • DelegatingAuthorizationManager Should Fire Events - #9288
  • #11305
  • #11306
  • #11304
  • #11329
  • #11328
  • #11327
  • #11326
  • #11302
  • #11337
  • #11360

Not yet included in this list are potential deprecations, though I think this could depend on where #9289 lands.

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