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Symfony 7.3 introduced resource tags which cause classes in App\Security to be registered as services automatically. Without the #[Exclude] attribute, the User class implementing JWTUserInterface gets registered as a service, breaking the #[CurrentUser] functionality. Fixes lexik#1288
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Problem
Symfony 7.3 introduced resource tags which automatically register classes
in
App\Securityas services. Without the#[Exclude]attribute, theUserclass implementingJWTUserInterfacegets registered as a service,breaking the
#[CurrentUser]functionality.See: https://symfony.com/blog/new-in-symfony-7-3-dependency-injection-improvements#resource-tags
Fixes #1288