AuthenticationSuccessHandler should not be tagged as final class
mboron83 opened this issue · 2 comments
Hi, my phpstan discovered that AuthenticationSuccessHandler is final class and I'm not able to extend it. I checked source and class is not final but has @final annotation. In my opinion it's wrong because on the other side you allow to configure custom success handler via security.yaml:
api_login:
provider: app_user_provider
pattern: ^/api/login
stateless: true
json_login:
check_path: /api/login_check
success_handler: App\Service\Authentication\ApiLoginSuccessHandler
failure_handler: App\Service\Authentication\ApiLoginFailureHandler
This looks good to me. The @final
is used to avoid incompatibilities with old PHP versions. But at a time, it will become a final
statement.
You should not extend it, but create you own class with the application logic you expect. Then, configure it as you mentioned.
This looks good to me. The
@final
is used to avoid incompatibilities with old PHP versions. But at a time, it will become afinal
statement.You should not extend it, but create you own class with the application logic you expect. Then, configure it as you mentioned.
Thank you for reply. Now I understand your point of view. I guess. in that case AuthenticationFailureHandler should also be tagged as final because now there is small inconsistency.