Description

There is currently a bug with ResourceQuery::authorizeResource(), which is strict typed to return a bool value.
But, if we check the Authorizer::index() method (and other methods like it), it can return bool or Response.

Since Laravel default gate always returns a Response object, this results in a 500 error.

Env

• Laravel version: v11.34.2
• laravel-json-api/core version: v4.3.0

Notes

This is due to the updated Authorizer implementation in the core package, which now uses inspect instead of check. IMO, ResourceQuery and any other code which uses Authorizer methods should be updated in consequence.