Coding (Platform)

Angular: Apply a sliding rate window for permission directive request stream

A production interaction is rendering stale state after a rapid sequence of user actions. The affected area is permission directive.

Repair the permission directive request stream implementation so it enforces a per-key sliding window and reports allowed and rejected requests.

Evidence

Affected surface: Angular / permission directive.
Observed failure family: apply a sliding rate window.
Scope policy: zoneState must equal healthy.

What this task practices

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