[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #44379: GDPR filters should provide either $request or $request_id

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#44379: GDPR filters should provide either $request or $request_id
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 Reporter:  garrett-eclipse  |       Owner:  (none)
     Type:  enhancement      |      Status:  new
 Priority:  normal           |   Milestone:  Awaiting Review
Component:  Privacy          |     Version:  trunk
 Severity:  normal           |  Resolution:
 Keywords:                   |     Focuses:  privacy
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Description changed by Otto42:

Old description:

> Hello,
>
> While discussing #44376 and reviewing #44235 I realized that the GDPR
> email filters should provide either the $request object or $request_id so
> if users are trying to replace $email_data using the filter they can
> recreate some of it that relies on the request.
>
> That affects these filters;
> user_confirmed_action_email_content
> user_request_action_email_subject
>
> By supplying the request (id or object) in the filter then customizations
> can be made which insert request specific information, etc.
>
> For instance if you want to replace the confirm_url with a custom one you
> would want the request information on that custom confirm_url so your
> custom interception function knows what request is being confirmed.
>
> Hope that makes sense,
> Cheers

New description:

 Hello,

 While discussing #44376 and reviewing #44235 I realized that the GDPR
 email filters should provide either the $request object or $request_id so
 if users are trying to replace $email_data using the filter they can
 recreate some of it that relies on the request.

 That affects these filters;
 * user_confirmed_action_email_content
 * user_request_action_email_subject

 By supplying the request (id or object) in the filter then customizations
 can be made which insert request specific information, etc.

 For instance if you want to replace the confirm_url with a custom one you
 would want the request information on that custom confirm_url so your
 custom interception function knows what request is being confirmed.

 Hope that makes sense,
 Cheers

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