Resource permission not working about filament-shield HOT 5 CLOSED

in order to enforce those permission, you need to generate the policies and if the policies are for a plugin that provides resourcefull model then you need to register it in the authservice provider.

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in order to enforce those permission, you need to generate the policies and if the policies are for a plugin that provides resourcefull model then you need to register it in the authservice provider.

Thanks! I did it. However, it's not quite exactly as what the docs say. May it be due to version upgrade of Shield?

After running php artisan shield:generate --resource=user, there's RolePolicy.php only in app/Policies. Does it suppose to generate app/Policies/UserPolicy.php?

So I added 'App\Models\User' => 'App\Policies\RolePolicy', in the AuthServiceProvider accordingly. If I need to generate policies for more resourceful models, does it overwrite or append to 'app\Policies\RolePolicy'?

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please read the following on how policies work.
The shield doc for policies and generate command and then
https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/authorization#creating-policies

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Thanks for you reply! Let me break down my questions.

As you mentioned Laravel native policy, app/Policy/UserPolicy.php is generated by running php artisan make:policy UserPolicy. After reading through the Shield doc multiple times, I think the equivalent command is

php artisan shield:generate --resource=User

Is it correct?

Unlike Laravel native command for policy generation, there's no app/Policy/UserPolicy.php after running the shield:generate command, even it returns successful message as follow.

   INFO  Successfully generated Permissions & Policies for:  

+---+----------+--------+-------------+
| # | Resource | Policy | Permissions |
+---+----------+--------+-------------+

   INFO  Permission & Policies are generated according to your config or passed options.  

   INFO  Enjoy!  

Without knowing the name of the newly-generated Shield policy, I don't know how to correctly apply it in the AuthServiceProvider.

BTW, the package tomatophp/filament-users doesn't have its own model, but using the default user model at app/Model/User.php.

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The equivalent command is:

php artisan shield:generate --resource=UserResource

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