Non serializable configuration when using global security

[marezelej]

When configuring global security it is not posible to use config:cache command as it breaks with the "Your configuration files are not serializable." exception.
At config/openapi.php:
'security' => [ GoldSpecDigital\ObjectOrientedOAS\Objects\SecurityRequirement::create()->securityScheme('oauth2'), ],
Exception:

I solved the issue using an array for the security specification, but had to override the GoldSpecDigital\ObjectOrientedOAS\OpenApi class.

[matthew-inamdar]

@vyuldashev could this be solved by providing custom __unserialize() and __wakeup() methods for each object?

[vyuldashev]

@matthew-inamdar I guess so. Probably in BaseObject would be enough.

[marezelej]

Method __get_state should be added too.

[marezelej]

I added by extending SecurityRequirement class and got same problem with GoldSpecDigital\ObjectOrientedOAS\Utilities\Extensions class.

[andrewminion-luminfire]

@marezelej Did you get this working? I’m running into the same problems.

[marezelej]

@andrewminion-luminfire yes...
I ovewritten OpenApi class using composer. There, changed security method signature to allow passing an array as security configuration.
Composer.json override:

OpenApi.php override:

openapi.php security configuration:

It is not the best solution but worked for me.

[andrewminion-luminfire]

Thanks @marezelej!

[macbookandrew]

goldspecdigital/oooas#56 should fix this

[abordage]

Solution based on https://github.com/symplify/vendor-patches:

1. install symplify/vendor-patches

2. update config/openapi.php

'security' => [
    [
        'BearerToken' => []
    ],
],

2. copy vendor/goldspecdigital/oooas/src/OpenApi.php to vendor/goldspecdigital/oooas/src/OpenApi.php.old and update security method in vendor/goldspecdigital/oooas/src/OpenApi.php

 * @param array $security
 * @return static
 */
public function security($security): self
{
    $instance = clone $this;

    $instance->security = [$security] ?: null;

    return $instance;
}

3. run vendor/bin/vendor-patches generate
4. run composer update
5. check php artisan optimize