Support @AuthorizationPolicy on suspended Kotlin endpoint methods #44668
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When there is suspended Kotlin endpoints secured with
@AuthorizePolicy
, build fails because I have added extra validation that when annotated method doesn't match some minimal parameters (is public, not a constructor, not static, not synthetic), validation fails. The idea was to inform user early they probably made mistake. I didn't know that for suspended Kotlin functions, there are 2 methods: