Expected behaviour

If any permission has requested on the code but hasn't declared on the manifest. We should provide a proper message to declare permission on manifest

Actual behaviour

Not showing any message to declare in manifest

Steps to reproduce

Execute the code without declaring camera permission on the manifest.

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Poking around in the code I see references to Constraints. (Silber\Bouncer\Constraints and associated classes)

I have played around with them some and even got them to write out their configuration to the database, but I can't figure out how to actually use them. They appear to be completely undocumented, and I can't quite figure out how they tie into things, although they also appear to be V

I am a bit puzzled by the following:

1. As my app has returning users with account etc I suppose I do need a database for authorization rules etc.
2. I really would prefer to use postgres (with sequelize) instead of mongodb. I saw some code examples in the docs for postgres & sequelize but it feels a bit like this is not really supported (yet) and I find it hard to judge whether I could get it u

I found your work very interesting and I am very enthusiastic to learn from you, I followed the Access Control documentation and I found that there are some mistakes in the code snippets in the documentation which can be confusing for someone who is new to javascript. please if you can review your code snippets once that would be great.
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Hello, while working with reminder I noticed method exists no longer returns instance like in v2 but just bool and there is method get (which have to be found by looking into ReminderRepositoryInterface). Would be great for future package users to have it in documentation.

The documentation provides many examples of things we can do, with zero context on when, why, or pros and cons of each. Like, why would I use a RuleSet? What's the purpose of this feature? When should I use rules vs perms? What's the best way to implement rules in a DRY manner across multiple subapps in a Django project?

v.5.0.3

var RBAC = require('rbac');

return

{ __esModule: true,
  RBAC: [Function: RBAC],
  Base: [Function: Base],
  Role: [Function: Role],
  Permission: [Function: Permission],
  Storage: [Function: Storage],
  Memory: [Function: Memory] }

in doc you wrote
var RBAC = require('rbac').default

Where is default key?
var RBAC = require('rbac').default
return **

README says:

Note: cannot is still available, but has a very specifc [sic] use. See Usage below.

However, no example is actually given of cannot in Usage or elsewhere. Controller/view method cannot? is described, but not the quite different cannot method in permission definitions.

At first I thought cannot was maybe not actually there, the README reference was wrong or I misund

In Access Control docs it says

Note that own requires you to also check for the actual possession

and here it shows how to do it, but I am not sure how to check actual possession with nest-access-control.

So, please add more examples, at least for the roles and actions you have mentioned in app.roles.ts, I wou