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While this release declares Drupal 11 compatibility (and drops it for Drupal 9) the most significant functional change is probably an expansion of the tag hash, which should increase the number of cache hits in Cloudflare.
N.B. This release changes the CloudFlare middleware priority from 300 => 600.
WARNING: This is a bridge release, intended to smooth the transition to Drupal 10 for sites that have already been using the Cloudflare module in Drupal 9. A Drupal 9 site using this release will see fatal errors, so only upgrade to this version as part of an upgrade to Drupal 10.
This is the initial release for the D8 version of the CloudFlare module. It's been rewritten from the ground up to take advantage of the best of D8. The module provides functionality for purging the CDN, and restoring Client IP. Due to limitations in the current CloudFlare API this release is not recommended for a high-volume production site.
Issue #1788444 by Brian294: Remove all references to dpm in active 7.x code, whether they are used or not.
Issue #1312990 by Brian294: Add hook_permission to Drupal 7.x version.
Resolved issue with comment_delete. Apparently comment_delete doesn't like being called within a form_alter, and it's perfectly content being called within form_submit callback function appended to #submit during form_alter.
Issue #1100426 by ju.ri: Remove reference to dpm() function.
Issue - Removed the buttons on the comment_form_alter as they were not yet doing anything.
Issue - Added the ability to whitelist and whitelist + publish to the comment operations listbox. Tightened up usage of t() so it's more in-line with best practices.