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I may be wrong but with the example above:
can(Actions.update, Post, { userId: user.id });
if userId does not exist in the Subject, Typescript should complain about it. But for the moment the condition matcher seems to be typed as any.
userId
In the CASL lib it seems that its typed as conditions?: MongoQuery<Subject>
conditions?: MongoQuery<Subject>
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I may be wrong but with the example above:
can(Actions.update, Post, { userId: user.id });
if
userId
does not exist in the Subject, Typescript should complain about it. But for the moment the condition matcher seems to be typed as any.In the CASL lib it seems that its typed as
conditions?: MongoQuery<Subject>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: