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Channel auth closures (registered using Broadcast::channel() e.g. in routes/channels.php) are only ever read from the default broadcaster -- both Broadcast::channel() and Broadcast::auth() go through the default broadcaster. TenancyBroadcastManager passed the closures to every broadcaster it resolved, which is pointless -- even in central context, Laravel doesn't do anything like that). Instead, bind a fresh BroadcastManager and pass the central channel closures to its default broadcaster while extending Broadcaster. So now, tenant context behaves exactly like central context, just with broadcasters resolved using the tenant credentials. Also update comments. |
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| BootstrapperTest.php | ||
| BroadcastChannelPrefixBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| BroadcastingConfigBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| CacheTagsBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| CacheTenancyBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| DatabaseSessionBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| DatabaseTenancyBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| FilesystemTenancyBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| FortifyRouteBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| LogChannelBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| MailConfigBootstrapper.php | ||
| RootUrlBootstrapperTest.php | ||
| UrlGeneratorBootstrapperTest.php | ||