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The provided diff shows changes that need to be addressed concerning function parameters and middleware usage:
Middleware Usage Update:
The line
swaggerRouter.GET("/swagger/*any", ginSwagger.WrapHandler(swaggerfiles.Handler))
has been updated withmiddleware.JwtAuth()
,middleware.SessionAuth()
. This suggests adding authentication middleware before serving Swagger UI.Security Considerations:
Adding authentication via JWT (
middleware.JwtAuth()
) ensures that only authorized users can access the Swagger interface, improving security.Session Authentication (if applicable):
Ensuring session authenticity using
middleware.SessionAuth()
is another layer of protection, though this would depend on how session handling is implemented elsewhere in the application.Potential Performance Impact:
While these changes improve security, they might introduce some performance overhead due to added HTTP handlers (authentication checks). It's important to measure if there's any significant impact and consider caching strategies where appropriate.
Overall, these modifications enhance both functionality and security but should be thoroughly tested to ensure they meet expectations without negatively affecting other parts of the system.