Fire an action when a user revalites their 2FA session. #620
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What?
This adds an action for when a user revalidates their session.
This is similar to the existing
two_factor_user_authenticatedaction for when the user authenticated via 2FA in the first place.Why?
I'm needing to have a cookie set for when the revalidation logic is triggered, and neither Two-Factor nor WordPress (in it's session handler) have a way to detect that the current sessions 2FA has been revalidated / modified.
How?
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Changelog Entry
Added - A New hook was added that fires when a user revalidates their 2FA session.