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fix(php-wasm): retry through the CORS proxy when a credentialed request resolves unauthorized - #4462
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…st resolves unauthorized fetchWithCorsProxy() only fell back to the cors.wordpress.net proxy from the catch block, so it ran on a thrown fetch. A host that allows CORS broadly passes preflight for a request carrying an Authorization header, but the browser still strips that header because the request is not credentials: 'include'. The direct fetch therefore RESOLVES with 401 instead of throwing, the retry never ran, and the caller was handed the 401. Plugins that call a third-party REST API needing Authorization (Stripe, OpenAI, Mailchimp, Twilio, SendGrid) silently failed forever. The direct response is now inspected: if it is 401/403, or the request intends to pass credentials, it is discarded and the existing proxy retry (credentials: 'include') runs. The predicate stays narrow - it only applies when the developer opted in through the X-Cors-Proxy-Allowed-Request-Headers header - so behaviour is unchanged for every other request. That header's value is also normalised to lower-case before matching, so an `Authorization` entry is honoured.
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@packages/php-wasm/web-service-worker/src/lib/fetch-with-cors-proxy.ts:
- Around line 126-129: Update shouldRetryResolvedResponse in the direct-response
flow to retry only when directResponseLooksUnauthorized, while retaining the
corsProxyAllowedHeaders check. Before retrying, cancel directResponse.body and
ignore cancellation failures so the discarded response is cleaned up.
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Fixes #3559
Problem
fetchWithCorsProxy()only reached thecors.wordpress.netproxy from itscatchblock, i.e. only when the directfetch()threw.A host that allows CORS broadly passes preflight for a request that carries an
Authorizationheader — but the browser still strips that header, because the request is notcredentials: 'include'. So the direct fetch resolves with401instead of throwing. The retry never ran, and the caller was handed the401.The practical effect: any plugin calling a third-party REST API that needs
Authorization(Stripe, OpenAI, Mailchimp, Twilio, SendGrid) silently fails forever, and nothing in the response points at the proxy path that was supposed to rescue it.Change
The direct response is now inspected. If it is
401/403, or the request intends to pass credentials, the response is discarded and the existing proxy retry (withcredentials: 'include') runs.The predicate is deliberately narrow — it only applies when the developer opted in via
X-Cors-Proxy-Allowed-Request-Headers— so behaviour is byte-for-byte unchanged for every other request. The opt-in header's value is now also lower-cased and trimmed before matching, so anAuthorizationentry (capitalised, as headers usually are) is honoured.No new code path was invented: this reuses the retry, body handling, multipart wrapping and firewall detection that already existed.
Testing
npx nx test php-wasm-web-service-worker— new cases added tofetch-with-cors-proxy.spec.ts:expected "fetch" to be called 2 times, but got 1 timesOK(25/25)Reviewer note
I kept the "should I retry?" condition to the credential case on purpose. Retrying every resolved
4xxwould double traffic for genuine client errors, so this only retries when the developer has declared the header and the response looks like a credential rejection.Summary by CodeRabbit