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In `@Web/Resgrid.Web/Filters/RequireActivePlanFilter.cs`:
- Around line 35-37: The current global action-name exemptions (e.g.,
"GetPaddleCheckout", "PaddleProcessing", "stripebillinginfoupdatesuccess") in
RequireActivePlanFilter allow any controller with those action names to bypass
plan checks; change the exemption mechanism to check both controller and action
names (controller+action pair) instead of action-only. Update
RequireActivePlanFilter (the filter method that reads
ActionDescriptor/RouteValues and the exemption list) to store allowed exemptions
as explicit (controller, action) pairs and perform matching using
context.ActionDescriptor.RouteValues["controller"] and ["action"] (or the
filterContext equivalents) so only the intended controller/action combinations
are exempted. Ensure existing single-action checks are replaced/augmented
accordingly and update any unit tests referencing the old action-only
exemptions.
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Scope exemption by controller+action to avoid unintended plan-bypass expansion.
Adding these action-name exemptions globally means any User-area action named GetPaddleCheckout or PaddleProcessing in other controllers will bypass plan enforcement. Please constrain exemptions to explicit controller/action pairs (or endpoint metadata) so this remains narrowly targeted.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@Web/Resgrid.Web/Filters/RequireActivePlanFilter.cs` around lines 35 - 37, The
current global action-name exemptions (e.g., "GetPaddleCheckout",
"PaddleProcessing", "stripebillinginfoupdatesuccess") in RequireActivePlanFilter
allow any controller with those action names to bypass plan checks; change the
exemption mechanism to check both controller and action names (controller+action
pair) instead of action-only. Update RequireActivePlanFilter (the filter method
that reads ActionDescriptor/RouteValues and the exemption list) to store allowed
exemptions as explicit (controller, action) pairs and perform matching using
context.ActionDescriptor.RouteValues["controller"] and ["action"] (or the
filterContext equivalents) so only the intended controller/action combinations
are exempted. Ensure existing single-action checks are replaced/augmented
accordingly and update any unit tests referencing the old action-only
exemptions.
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