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Currently Invoke only supports exact path matching. The concept of "cascading" paths should be introduced, allowing a developer to say "anything under /admin is protected" by just specifying one entry and a "cascade" option:
/foo/bar/admin
protected: on
cascade: on
This would not only protect /foo/bar/admin but also anything under them including things like /foo/bar/admin/file.txt and /foo/bar/admin/user/view/username.
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One update on this, I'm of the opinion that, if it hits another match that more specifically matches the requested URI those settings should override not merge with the current ones. This would help to eliminate potential ambiguity in how the settings are being interpreted.
Currently Invoke only supports exact path matching. The concept of "cascading" paths should be introduced, allowing a developer to say "anything under /admin is protected" by just specifying one entry and a "cascade" option:
This would not only protect
/foo/bar/admin
but also anything under them including things like/foo/bar/admin/file.txt
and/foo/bar/admin/user/view/username
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: