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Clear filtersCedar.Thm.enforceCompiledPolicy_eqv_enforce_ok
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This theorem covers the "happy path" -- showing that if optimized policy compilation succeeds, then enforce and enforceCompiledPolicy are equivalent.
Source project: Cedar Specification
Person-level attribution pending.
Cedar.Thm.enforcePairCompiledPolicy_eqv_enforce_ok
Project documentation
This theorem covers the "happy path" -- showing that if optimized policy compilation succeeds, then enforce and enforcePairCompiledPolicy are equivalent.
Source project: Cedar Specification
Person-level attribution pending.
Cedar.Thm.enforcePairCompiledPolicySet_eqv_enforce_ok
Project documentation
This theorem covers the "happy path" -- showing that if optimized policy compilation succeeds, then enforce and enforcePairCompiledPolicySet are equivalent.
Source project: Cedar Specification
Person-level attribution pending.
Cedar.Thm.equivalentOpt?_eqv_equivalent?
Plain-language statement
Full equivalence for equivalent? and equivalentOpt?, including both the .ok and .error cases
Source project: Cedar Specification
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Cedar.Thm.equivalentOpt?_eqv_equivalent?_ok
Project documentation
This theorem covers the "happy path" -- showing that if optimized policy compilation succeeds, then wellTypedPolicies succeeds and equivalent? and equivalentOpt? are equivalent.
Source project: Cedar Specification
Person-level attribution pending.
Cedar.Thm.error_implies_scope_satisfied
Plain-language statement
For a policy to throw an error, we must have at least gotten past the scope, so the scope constraints must have been satisfied.
Source project: Cedar Specification
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