Add Request object into AuthenticationFailureEvent #995
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Thank you @Dumra. |
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This should be released in a week or so (I just have a change of mine to finish beforehand). Feel free to require 2.x-dev meanwhile, and take care of yourself :) #StandWithUkraine |
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Sounds great! |
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Hey, @chalasr . |
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Hey, @chalasr. Thanks for ur bundle.
Want to get the Request object in a subscriber for AuthenticationFailureEvents for passing some data regarding the occurred exception to e.g.
symfony:terminateevent subscriber .Regards.