[7.x] Add option to specify a custom guard for the policy #33210
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When using
artisan make:policy, policies can only be generated with the user model found in the default guard's provider. This PR allows an optional--guardoption to be specified to override this default behaviour with a non-default guard.It also adds an
--any-guardoption, which overrides--guard, which will instead type hintIlluminate\Contracts\Auth\Access\Authorizablein the generated policy, allowing any guard to be used with the policy.This PR should be fully backwards compatible as omitting both new options results in the existing behaviour (the default guard's provider model is used).
I wanted this because I have two guards, one for
Administrators and one forUsers.