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I'm curious, why both root factory and traversal steps are called without request? Of course, I'm able to subclass all the required parts, but I'm curious, why that's not the default. Maybe I'm missing something. How do you enforce any kind of user permissions during traverse if there's no request?
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The aiohttp_traversal is planned to be a framework-independent library, regardless what the name tells you about. So there intentionally were not added any dependencies on what the request thing is, where it comes from and how it works with it. It's all up to you.
P.S. @zzzsochi is on vacations and will come back after 16th May with more certain commentaries. Stay tuned!
I'm curious, why both root factory and traversal steps are called without request? Of course, I'm able to subclass all the required parts, but I'm curious, why that's not the default. Maybe I'm missing something. How do you enforce any kind of user permissions during traverse if there's no request?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: