The repo's oxlint rule `rest-api-methods-should-be-guarded` only
recognizes a specific set of auth-guard class names (UserAuthGuard,
WorkspaceAuthGuard, PublicEndpointGuard, FilePathGuard, FileByIdGuard) —
passport's `AuthGuard('jwt')` is a CallExpression, not an Identifier,
and the rule matches by identifier name.
Switch to the idiomatic Twenty REST-controller stack:
@UseGuards(JwtAuthGuard, WorkspaceAuthGuard, NoPermissionGuard)
JwtAuthGuard validates the bearer token (including APPLICATION_ACCESS
tokens — see jwt-auth.guard.ts line 38) and binds `application`,
`workspace`, and optional user fields onto the request object.
WorkspaceAuthGuard asserts the workspace was populated; NoPermissionGuard
marks this as not gated by role permissions (the app token itself is
the authorization).
AppBillingModule now imports AuthModule and WorkspaceCacheStorageModule
so JwtAuthGuard's dependencies are resolvable. Reading `application`/
`workspace` from `request` directly (not `request.user`) since
JwtAuthGuard's bindDataToRequestObject populates the request root.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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