v2.3.2

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Confidence Score: 4/5

The authorization changes appear safe with respect to the reviewed issue, pending required documentation for the new public authority APIs.

There is one non-security P2 finding and no P0 or P1 findings, which maps to a score of 4.

Files Needing Attention: src/main/java/gg/modl/backend/role/service/PermissionService.java needs Javadoc for the new public permission-filtering and authority-related contracts.

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### Issue 1
src/main/java/gg/modl/backend/role/service/PermissionService.java:146-149
**Document authorization service contracts**

The new public permission-filtering, effective-role, and performer-authority methods lack the required Javadoc explaining their distinct security-sensitive contracts. Without those contracts, future callers can select the wrong API and apply an incorrect authorization boundary.

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Document authorization service contracts

The new public permission-filtering, effective-role, and performer-authority methods lack the required Javadoc explaining their distinct security-sensitive contracts. Without those contracts, future callers can select the wrong API and apply an incorrect authorization boundary.

Rule Used: This is a Java Spring Boot REST API backed by Mong... (source)

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Path: src/main/java/gg/modl/backend/role/service/PermissionService.java
Line: 146-149

Comment:
**Document authorization service contracts**

The new public permission-filtering, effective-role, and performer-authority methods lack the required Javadoc explaining their distinct security-sensitive contracts. Without those contracts, future callers can select the wrong API and apply an incorrect authorization boundary.

**Rule Used:** This is a Java Spring Boot REST API backed by Mong... ([source](https://app.greptile.com/modl-gg/github/modl-gg/backend/-/custom-context?memory=b4136624-5265-466d-9689-920e361bc645))

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