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Tectu
commented on July 23, 2024
After taking some time to think about this properly, I think the router::add_policy() mechanism is sufficient for now.
The only change necessary to make this work well for sub-router protection is to perform the policy check as early as possible (i.e. within router::handle_request() rather than router::handle_http_request() to ensure that policy checks happen before sub-router resource matching.
Commit 074ad68 introduced this change.
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