Changing the Serialization Context Dynamically

[Yoann-TYT]

Hello,

I use the last version v2.1.5, and when I follow the example, it works for GET / PUT but not for POST calls.

When I POST and when normalization == false, the subject class is AppBundle\Serializer\BookContextBuilder, so it doesn't pass my condition :-/

Everyone get the same problem ?

[Yoann-TYT]

The example that I talk about is https://api-platform.com/docs/core/serialization/#changing-the-serialization-context-dynamically :)

[Yoann-TYT]

Nobody has the same problem ? :-/

[Nek-]

@Yoann-TYT Please provide more information about your issue (like the code and configuration you used). Because this feature looks ok to me.

But it may be related to #1616 (comment)

[Simperfit]

As @Nek- said, could you please provide a reproducer? So we could directly test the behaviour.

[Yoann-TYT]

Thanks for your responses :)
I think it's a particular case :
To allow user to fill some fields, I need to check their rights on a property

        $subject = $request->attributes->get('data');
        if (
            isset($context['groups']) &&
            $subject instanceof Book &&
            $this->authorizationChecker->isGranted('VIEW', $subject->getAuthor())
        ) {
            $context['groups'][] = 'specific-input';
        }

And this code doesn't work for POST method :-/

[soyuka]

Did you find an answer? As this issue is quite old I'm going to close it but feel free to ping me or to seek for an answer on the api-platform slack (symfony-devs.slack.com)!