#6883 Force scope on default filters collection#6923
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fix #6883 |
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don't really have the bandwidth and not using AA anymore. Feel free to use the code as you wich but I close this |
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So sorry for not attending this earlier :(. Will try to move this forward at #7511, thanks for your contribution 💪. |
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When we use default filters, or filter of an existing relationship without providing a collection, we enforce the collection to be scope
It is useful when you are using authorization scope to define what resources your current user can access, even in filter values.