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Depends on how big the attack is I think - inbound connection handling is not free, even if you're just rejecting
I mean, on your origin you can control the firewall of your own webserver. If you only accept https from the cloudflare IPs everyone using your Url should be patched thought cloudflare without issue and the attack wouldn't be much of a problem as they would be rejected. I use this method on some of my website at work.