[SecurityBundle] Fix using same handler for multiple authenticators #48937
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Regarding the updated tests I'm unsure. I've updated the actual (low level) unit tests to check that it's a |
Using a reference for custom success/failure handler breaks using the same service for multiple authenticators. This as the options will be overriden by any later authenticators. So use a ChildDefinition instead so every authenticator gets a unique instance. Fixes: symfony#48923
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Thank you @RobertMe. |
This was referenced Jan 24, 2023
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Using a reference for custom success/failure handler breaks using the same service for multiple authenticators. This as the options will be overriden by any later authenticators. So use a ChildDefinition instead so every authenticator gets a unique instance.