@Robert Clark, not sure if I understand your question. Comment #3 suggested if one does not properly setup their authorization policy, this could be problematic. For example,
"some_api": "auth_method: token and auth_method: password and user_id:%(user_id)s",
where token and password methods are obtained using the combined credentials. But this is not something we support in OpenStack right now. We don't populate the auth method in auth_context which used for policy check.
@Robert Clark, not sure if I understand your question. Comment #3 suggested if one does not properly setup their authorization policy, this could be problematic. For example,
"some_api": "auth_method: token and auth_method: password and user_id: %(user_ id)s",
where token and password methods are obtained using the combined credentials. But this is not something we support in OpenStack right now. We don't populate the auth method in auth_context which used for policy check.