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To access a protected route a user must assign the route to a specific scope. At the moment this must be done manually after deployment. We should add a scope property to the route i.e.:
If we deploy such a route we sould automatically create the scope foo and bar and assign the route. This would simplify setting up protected routes. Since a user could automatically obtain such a scope through OAuth2.
Also it would be possible to provide a tag input at the backend where a user could set these scopes per route.
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To access a protected route a user must assign the route to a specific scope. At the moment this must be done manually after deployment. We should add a scope property to the route i.e.:
If we deploy such a route we sould automatically create the scope
foo
andbar
and assign the route. This would simplify setting up protected routes. Since a user could automatically obtain such a scope through OAuth2.Also it would be possible to provide a tag input at the backend where a user could set these scopes per route.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: