[Security] In the new authenticator system, no auth listener is valid #38160
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Thank you @weaverryan. |
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The "enable_csrf" option of "form_login" is only available when "security.enable_authenticator_manager" is set to "true", use "csrf_token_generator" instead. |
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Please open a new issue if you think that you found a bug. Comments on merged PRs are likely to get lost. |
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In the new authenticator system,
anonymousis gone and it IS now valid to have no authentication listeners. Before this PR, the following would trigger this error:But this IS valid (and would eventually be the "starting security.yaml" when the new system is the main system).
Cheers!