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What is the purpose of the second argument passed to is_granted()?

It sets which route Symfony should redirect to when access is denied, like sending people to the login page.

It’s the “thing” you’re checking permissions on, like passing the starship so Symfony can decide if you can edit that specific ship.

It changes the permission name by combining it with the first argument, so ('edit', starship) turns into something like edit_starship.

It tells Symfony which user should be checked (so you can pass a user there instead of using the logged-in user).