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@jrushlow jrushlow commented Apr 21, 2024

Since MakerBundle v1.59.0 - you can call make:security:custom to generate a simple, no-frills, custom authenticator based off the example in the docs.

Since MakerBundle `v1.59.0` - you can call `make:security:custom` to generate a simple, no-frills, custom authenticator based off the example in the docs.
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@carsonbot carsonbot changed the title [security] make:security:custom [Security] make:security:custom Apr 21, 2024
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cases, you can use the ``make:security:custom`` command to create your own
authenticator.
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Hmm.. we reference the make:* command in the doctrine section like I have here.. But we use the code-block "syntax" else where in the doc's..

.. code-block:: terminal
I'm thinking we should make this a code block here?

Sidenote - I should probably change the

You can use the ``make:entity`` command to create this class and any fields you
reference to a "code-block" style as well for consistency. Thoughts?

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Yes, I think the terminal code block would be better because it stands out a lot and it's easier to scan for readers. Thanks!

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I did this change while merging, so we now use a terminal code block.

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Merged. Thanks Jesse!

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