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Add remaining per-post permission checks in Content Intelligence - #4533
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds per-post authorization checks to Smart Linking metadata, Traffic Boost discard actions, and Engagement Boost row actions. Integration tests cover readable and editable posts for different roles. ChangesContent Intelligence authorization
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…-remaining-authorization-gaps Add remaining per-post permission checks in Content Intelligence" (4ef2fe7)
Fixes #4532
Description
Three per-post authorization gaps left over after #4526.
get_post_meta_for_urls()is reached by URL rather than post ID, so the permission callback's per-post check never applies to it. BecauseUtils::get_post_id_by_url()resolves posts by slug without filtering status, the route describedprivateand scheduled posts, and drafts that were once published. It now skips posts failingcurrent_user_can( 'read_post', $post_id ).read_postrather thanedit_post, because this is a read path and linking to other users' published posts is the feature's purpose —edit_postwould have emptied the response for Authors. Core's meta-cap mapping gives the right answer per status on its own: public posts fall toread, your own posts toread, others' private posts toread_private_posts, and others' non-public posts through toedit_post. It's also whatWP_REST_Posts_Controlleruses to gate post visibility.discard_suggestion()gets thevalidate_source_post_access()guard its three siblings already have. It resolves its source post from a stored Smart Link, so the permission callback can't see it, andvalidate_smart_link_id()constrains onlydestination_post_id. The guard rather than aPENDINGrestriction: it's purely additive, so it can't alter behaviour for anyone who already has source-post access, and it makes all five mutating handlers consistent.discard_suggestions()(plural) needed nothing —delete_pending_suggestions()already filters onPENDING.The Engagement Boost row action now passes
$post->ID, the same omission #4526 fixed elsewhere.Motivation and context
The first is the substantive one: an Author could read titles, author names, dates and IDs of other users' private and scheduled posts. The second let an Author delete the record of a link applied to a post they cannot edit, leaving the anchor with nothing to remove it by — narrow, since an authorized user must have applied the link first, but it is a cross-user write. The third is a dead link rather than access, as the view's REST calls are already refused.
Authors are again the only role affected. Editors and Administrators hold
edit_others_postsandread_private_posts, so nothing changes for them. One user-visible change worth noting for release notes: Authors will no longer see the Engagement Boost row action on posts they cannot edit.How has this been tested?
7 new integration tests across the two authorization test classes and
RowActionsTest, covering both non-public statuses that are addressable by slug, and each denial paired with a positive case so an over-broad check fails the suite. Confirmed failing ondevelopand passing here.Also verified end-to-end through
rest_get_server()->dispatch()rather than direct handler calls, since the permission callback andvalidate_callbackordering only apply on a real dispatch. Authors get nothing for others' private, scheduled and reverted-draft posts while still getting published and their own private posts; Editors still get all of them.discard-suggestionreturns 403 with the record intact for a foreign source post, and still succeeds on an own source post.Integration suite run single-site and with
WP_MULTISITE=1: 520 tests in both, with failure counts unchanged fromdevelop(45 and 31 — the pre-existingexample.orgvs test-environmenthome_url()mismatches). Unit suite, PHPCS--severity=1, PHPStan level 9 andcomposer lintall pass.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests