[Security] Remove using multiple attributes with #[IsGranted] #47144
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Passing multiple attributes to
isGranted()
has been removed in #33584, so the following doesn't work any more:As mentioned in sensiolabs/SensioFrameworkExtraBundle#648 , expressions should be used instead, see #46978 . This PR removes the possibility of using multiple attributes with
#[IsGranted]
.Also, it's currently possible to use
#[IsGranted()]
with no attributes (null
). Since this doesn't seem to work either, nor can I find a reason why it even should, this PR removes that option as well. If I'm wrong about this one, please let me know.