Remove permission check for frontend logging API #4388
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Note @mistercrunch for context we've been running into possible FAB race permission issues again even though we've isolated the updating of FAB permissions, via the Regardless given this is a logging endpoint it seems there shouldn't be any permission check. |
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it seems no permission check for logging.
@john-bodley @mistercrunch