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bypass_permissions()

Description

Temporary bypass access controls for a particular function

When functions check for permissions internally, in order to keep backwards compatibility it may be better if we
temporarily bypass the permissions instead of adding a parameter to the function for this. It will allow developers to
keep the code clean.

IMPORTANT: never make this function public to the API.

Example code:
$log = bypass_permissions(array("v"), "get_resource_log", array($ref));

Parameters

ColumnTypeDefaultDescription
$perms array Permission list to be bypassed
$f callable Callable that we need to bypas permissions for
$p array array Parameters to be passed to the callable if required

Return

mixed

This article was last updated 17th November 2024 15:05 Europe/London time based on the source file dated 12th November 2024 16:35 Europe/London time.