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Adds tests to cover policy overrides and when authorize is called in other namespaces #772
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Adds tests to cover policy overrides and when authorize is called in other namespaces #772
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This
context
says "when the policy is overridden", but it doesn't look like anything is being overriden? What's the "policy" which is being overridden (do you mean thepolicy
method, or thePolicy
class?), and where is it overridden?I see there are some new things added in the
spec_helper
but none of those overridepolicy_class
,authorize
,policy
,Post
orPostPolicy
, so this spec looks like it just tests that::PostPolicy
works - nothing to do with any overriding?What am I missing?
If I understand it correctly, the "overriding" which the original issue was talking about defining
policy
orauthorize
in a specific controller - eg. in an admin controller you might want to do something like this:...to make sure that calls to
authorize(Post)
andpolicy(Post)
in that controller end using theAdmin::PostPolicy
instead of::PostPolicy
.I'm actually using this exact override of
authorize
in my current project.