Cedar 4.14

Use these standalone rules when a service uses Cedar SDK 4.14, the corresponding CLI or Wasm interface, and Cedar language 4.6. Protect the complete route from trusted identity and policy publication through entity retrieval to the final effect.

Build and publication

• Follow Cedar's newest security-maintained 4.x minor with Cargo's ordinary caret range, a committed lockfile, and a dependency update bot; apply the same line-following approach to @cedar-policy/cedar-wasm. Check Cedar's own advisories when changing or reverting artifacts, keep the CLI aligned, and select exact versions from registries or official releases instead of memory. For containerized CLI use a bot-maintained digest.
• Use a Rust toolchain satisfying Cedar's declared 1.89 minimum. Match validator and authorizer feature sets: ipaddr, decimal, and datetime are enabled by default, while disabling defaults or opting into tpe, protobufs, or other experimental features changes behavior that needs separate review.
• Load a complete, validated schema and policy set from access-controlled storage as one versioned snapshot. A half-published set can silently omit a forbid; retain the previous known-good snapshot or deny service when a new load fails.

Resolve and validate linked schemas

• Declare each action's appliesTo principal/resource types and context shape, and declare authorized entity attributes, tags, and parent types. A schema establishes type expectations; enforce source authenticity, object existence, and tenant ownership in the surrounding application.
• Treat external