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security:
  jwt:
    issuer: "https://localhost.com"
  rolesHierarchyExpression:
    ROLE_FATHER > ROLE_LORD \
    ROLE_VASSAL > ROLE_HUMBLE_SERVANT
    ROLE_KNIGHT > ROLE_HUMBLE_SERVANT
...

I was wondering in the application yml, what does \ mean? This is Spring Security Oauth 1.0.0.

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  • Where did you see this? Any link? – dur Sep 16 '20 at 18:30
  • @dur That example I have written is based off a code base I was looking into. It seems like the pattern is when the roles on the right are the same (meaning to the right of the > sign) and they appear subsequently, then those lines don't have a backslash, otherwise lines end in a backslash. Maybe it's just code style or maybe it's like a line terminate. Any ideas? – devdev Sep 17 '20 at 20:31

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