Store public API keys based on domain #52
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Since the WP101 Plugin SaaS generates a unique public API key for each domain/private API key combination, the public API key should be stored in a transient that's keyed to the current domain. This will ensure that if the value of
site_url()ever changes, the appropriate public API key will be retrieved from the SaaS, fixing #49.Additionally, public API keys are now only cached for 24 hours, enabling older keys to roll off after (for instance) a domain change.