throw when attempting to overwrite actions, roles or entities #13
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This addresses several deprecations and vulns in the dependency chain.
… entities. This prevents accidentally overwriting authorization rules with weaker rules. Such an accident becomes more likely as apps grow in size and could lead to an security vulnerability. Fixes tschaub#11
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This fixes #11. It is a breaking change, although anyone overwriting their actions, roles or entities was possibility dong it by mistake and may have been introduced a security vuln that way. In those cases, trying this breaking this release will help them find and fix those dangerous cases.
Users doing the more sensible thing of that overwriting their actions, roles or entities are not affected.
A maintenance commit is included which upgrades deps to address deprecations and vulns.