[WebProfilerBundle] Handle 'unsafe-eval' in CSP #27521
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In base_js_html.twig eval is used but the ContentSecurityPolicyHandler never adds 'unsafe-eval' to the nonce which breaks the profiler with very strict CSPs
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Please avoid reducing the indentation by 1 space here. It makes the diff impossible to review. We use 4 spaces per indentation level |
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and btw, bug fixes are not allowed in 3.2 anymore. This branch is not maintained: http://symfony.com/roadmap/3.2 |
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sorry for that. I created #27525 |
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In base_js_html.twig eval is used but the ContentSecurityPolicyHandler never adds 'unsafe-eval' to the nonce which breaks the profiler with very strict CSPs
I was using the profiler bundle with the very strict CSP "default-src 'self'; script-src 'self';" and the browser was not loading the toolbar because of CSP violations.
I honestly don't know if this is the best way to fix them / handle unsafe-eval, but this is working fone for me and maybe @romainneutron can help me out