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BatchEnforce still requires me to get all the objects from the DB first and then run BatchEnforce on ALL of them to see which ones I can or cannot see, which is costly. I was thinking I could get Casbin to list all the available objects first and then query the DB.
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Hi, what would be the best approach to filter data when listing from the database? Think "I want identifiers of all objects of type X that I have access to, so I can use these identifiers to query the DB"?
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