Reference CorePermissions by FQCN instead of the removed mautic.security service id

docs/plugin_extensions/api.rst

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ This places the route behind ``/api`` which is only accessible to authorized Use
                 'plugin.hello_world.controller.api' => [
                     'class' => \MauticPlugin\HelloWorldBundle\Controller\ApiController::class,
                     'arguments' => [
-                        'mautic.security',
+                        \Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions::class,
                         'plugin.hello_world.model.worlds'
                     ],
                     'methodCalls' => [

docs/plugin_services/security.rst

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ You can use permissions as follows in your controllers and services:
    declare(strict_types=1);
 
    /** @var \Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions */
-   $security = $this->get('mautic.security');
+   $security = $this->get(\Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions::class);
 
    // Check if user is granted a single permission
    if ($security->isGranted('plugin:helloWorld:worlds:view')) {
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ You can use permissions as follows in your controllers and services:
        // do something
    }
 
-To determine if a User has a specific permission, use Mautic's security service which has the ``mautic.security`` alias. The class is ``Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions``.
+To determine if a User has a specific permission, use Mautic's security service, provided by the ``Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions`` class.
 
 As suggested in the preceding section, Mautic uses a special permission notation to refer to a specific permission.
 For core bundles, use ``bundleName:permissionLevel:permission``.

docs/plugins/config.rst

@@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ Key each service with a unique name to all of Mautic, including other Plugins.
     * - ``methodCalls``
       - no
       - array[]
-      - Define methods to call after the service is instantiated. Use an array of arrays with keys as the method name and values the arguments to pass into the given method. For example,  ``['methodCalls' => ['setSecurity' => ['mautic.security'],],],``.
+      - Define methods to call after Mautic instantiates the service. Use an array of arrays with keys as the method name and values the arguments to pass into the given method. For example,  ``['methodCalls' => ['setSecurity' => [\Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions::class],],],``.
     * - ``decoratedService``
       - no
       - string

docs/plugins/permissions.rst

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Using permissions
 
    <?php
 
-   $security = $this->get('mautic.security');
+   $security = $this->get(\Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions::class);
 
    // Check if user is granted a single permission
    if ($security->isGranted('plugin:helloWorld:worlds:view')) {
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Using permissions
        // do something
    }
 
-To determine if a User has a specific permission, use the Mautic security service, which you can obtain from the ``mautic.security`` service.
+To determine if a User has a specific permission, use Mautic's security service, provided by the ``Mautic\CoreBundle\Security\Permissions\CorePermissions`` class.
 
 Mautic uses specific notation to identify permissions: