can() method with multiple guards doesn't work

[Vasiliy-Makogon]

Version 3.18.0 is installed. Several guards:

    'guards' => [
        'web' => [...],
        'api' => [....],
        'other' => [...],
    ],

A middleware is declared:

JsonApi::register('v1')
    ->middleware('auth:api', 'permission:editor,api')

This code returns an incorrect value for the can method:

var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->can('editor')); // false ???!!!
var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->checkPermissionTo('editor', 'api')); // ok - true

But if I add this method to the User model:

protected function getDefaultGuardName(): string { return 'api'; }

then everything works:

var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->can('editor')); // ok - true
var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->checkPermissionTo('editor', 'api')); // ok - true

Question: how can I fix the situation and NOT USE the getDefaultGuardName method in the User model?

[parallels999]

Version 3.18.0 is installed.

Current version is v6.10.0

var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->can('editor', 'api')); // try this change
var_dump(Auth::guard()->user()->checkPermissionTo('editor', 'api')); // ok - true

[Vasiliy-Makogon]

Version 3.18.0 is installed.

Current version is v6.10.0

The problem is that the dependency spatie/laravel-permission in our code comes from a third-party package (https://github.com/BBS-Lab/nova-permission) and I can't predict what will happen to the main package if we update spatie to version 6 :(

[Vasiliy-Makogon]

try this change

It didn't help. In general, the global problem is not only that the can method doesn't work, because of it the above mentioned intermediaries don't work either:

->middleware('permission:editor,api')

Ok. How do I know which version I need to work correctly with Laravel 8? Or is this library supported for all versions of the framework?

[erikn69]

try this change

That only works in the current version

which version I need to work correctly with Laravel 8?

6.10