Prevent usage of cloudflare_proxy
action on /admin-ajax endpoint for non-Administrator users
#529
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🔖 Summary
The implementation of this plugin is hidden behind a
is_admin()
WordPress function.However, as stated in the documentation:
This commit is about ensuring that the
cloudflare_proxy
action on the/admin-ajax endpoint is correctly limited to Administrator users only
before making any call via the Proxy to Cloudflare.
✅ Testing plan
Update the mocked tests which were rightfully failing due to non-Administrator
calls.