Moved "Impersonating a User" to a cookbook entry #3331
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I know you love tables, so here's one
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👍 lovely change! Making the book articles shorter has been on my list for ages :) |
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| How to impersonate a User |
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@xabbuh thanks for your feedback, those are fixed now |
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Really awesome - thanks Romaric! |
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Hi,
I've been looking to ways of shortening Security book entry, which is pretty impressive.
Impersonating a Userseems to be a less common case, and in no way understanding it is necessary to understand the Security component.Then I moved it to its own cookbook entry, added a link to it at the bottom of the Security book, updated indexes.
Its content was not modified, nothing new, nothing fixed. But I hope it'll make contributing to it easier :)