Puncture in tubeless sidewall

HI,
Yesterday got a puncture in my rear tyre (WTB Trail Boss) but in the sidewall. It went almost flat initially, had to tip it on its side to get the sealant to seap out of the side, and took a few pump-ups to get it right. Has held up overnight though.
My question is should I continue riding as is (I may replace/top-up the sealant as a precaution) or should I patch it from inside or in fact ditch the tyre completely?
Thanks
Yesterday got a puncture in my rear tyre (WTB Trail Boss) but in the sidewall. It went almost flat initially, had to tip it on its side to get the sealant to seap out of the side, and took a few pump-ups to get it right. Has held up overnight though.
My question is should I continue riding as is (I may replace/top-up the sealant as a precaution) or should I patch it from inside or in fact ditch the tyre completely?
Thanks
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Anything more, or even just to be safe, I'd glue a tyrewall patch on the inside.
The last thing you want is a big blow-out at speed on rough ground.
I had a 4" tear open up on the interface between the bead and the sidewall when descending at speed. The resultant hole in the tube (fitted not half a mile before) was the size and shape of a starfish! It was a very loud bang and I was very lucky not to be blown off the bike. It was a walk home job, but at least I could walk!
It must have been a thorn so not a big hole, think I'll put a patch on the inside for good measure.