\yii\web\User::can() and guest #12771
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Problem can be viewed at another point. Why does \yii\rbac\PhpManager::checkAccess() execute \yii\rbac\PhpManager::checkAccessRecursive even if assignments and defaultRoles are empty? |
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I guess it could be improved. Need to review code though. |
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Using \yii\web\User::can() for guest always returns false for all my cases. But it checks permissions and executes all relative bizrules.
Why does \yii\web\User::can() not return false for guest default without any checks?
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