Documented the logout_on_user_change option #9842
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This PR was squashed before being merged into the 3.4 branch (closes #9842). Discussion ---------- Documented the logout_on_user_change option This fixes #8428. @iltar I need your help here. In your PR (https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/23882/files) you said: ``` This config item will trigger a logout when the user has changed. ``` I need more precision about what this means: *"the user has changed"*. What exactly has changed? The token, the object that represents the user, some property of the user, etc. Thanks! Commits ------- 68664a5 Documented the logout_on_user_change option
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This fixes #8428.
@iltar I need your help here. In your PR (https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/23882/files) you said:
I need more precision about what this means: "the user has changed". What exactly has changed? The token, the object that represents the user, some property of the user, etc. Thanks!