This updates three GitHub Actions to their latest versions:
- `shivammathur/setup-php`
- `actions/cache`
- `wow-actions/welcome`
The welcome action now uses the `GITHUB_TOKEN` by default, so it no longer needs to be passed manually.
Merges [54651] and [55487] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56793, #57572.
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Remove wordpress.org as an external dependency testing `WP_HTTP::handle_redirects()`.
This refactors and reenables an existing test to call the `WP_HTTP::handle_redirects()` method directly with a mocked array of HTTP headers containing multiple location headers.
The test is moved from the external-http group to the http test group as it no longer makes an HTTP request.
Follow up to [54955].
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Merges [54968] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#57306.
See #56793.
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This resolves a bug in Featured Image blocks where `object-fit` was being removed during the `render_callback`.
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Merges [54675] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56855.
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The `Europe/Kiev` timezone has been deprecated in PHP 8.2 and replaced with `Europe/Kyiv`.
The tests updated in this commit are testing the WordPress date/time functionality. They are **not** testing whether WP or PHP can handle deprecated timezone names correctly.
To ensure the tests follow the original purpose, the use of `Europe/Kiev` within these tests is now replaced with the `Europe/Helsinki` timezone, which is within the same timezone as `Europe/Kyiv`. This should ensure that these tests run without issue and test what they are supposed to be testing on every supported PHP version (unless at some point in the future `Europe/Helsinki` would be renamed, but that's a bridge to cross if and when).
Note: Separate tests should/will be added to ensure that relevant date/time related functions handle a deprecated timezone correctly, but that is not something ''these'' tests are supposed to be testing.
Follow-up to [45853], [45856], [45876], [45882], [45887], [45908], [45914], [46577], [46154], [46580], [46864], [46974], [54207].
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Merges [54217] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56468.
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Add strings for use in future maintenance/security releases to indicate the security support status of the version of WordPress.
Two strings are introduced:
* indicating the version of WordPress is not receiving security updates, and,
* indicating the version of WordPress will shortly stop receiving security updates.
This change does not make use of the strings, the purpose is to make them available to translators prior to dropping support of selected versions of WordPress.
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Merges [54322] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56532.
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This brings a new version of the Gutenberg code from the [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/wp/6.0 wp/6.0 branch] into core.
- @wordpress/block-directory@3.4.14
- @wordpress/block-editor@8.5.10
- @wordpress/block-library@7.3.14
- @wordpress/customize-widgets@3.3.14
- @wordpress/edit-post@6.3.14
- @wordpress/edit-site@4.3.14
- @wordpress/edit-widgets@4.3.14
- @wordpress/editor@12.5.10
- @wordpress/format-library@3.4.10
- @wordpress/reusable-blocks@3.4.10
- @wordpress/widgets@2.4.10
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Merges [53929] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56414.
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The function was using the `array_column()` PHP function on an array of objects, which works as expected on PHP 7 or later, but not on PHP 5.6.
This resulted in customized templates being listed multiple times on the Templates and Template Parts screens, and being repeatedly added between lists when switching between the screens.
The issue is now resolved by replacing `array_column()` with the `wp_list_pluck()` WordPress core function, which provides consistent behavior beetween PHP versions.
Reference: [https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/PHP-7.0.0/UPGRADING#L626 PHP 7.0 Upgrade Notes: array_column()].
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Merges [53927] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56271.
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This makes a transparent circle SVG smaller by removing empty space to match the height of other images in the same section, so that all three columns are aligned correctly.
Follow-up to [53339].
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Merges [53924] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56210.
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When registering block through PHP, using `register_block_type` function, newly introduced `ancestor` block setting in `block.json` was not recognised. It worked though, when block is registered from JavaScript.
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Merges [53718] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56184.
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In 6.0 there is now a functionality that allows to register selected remote patterns (from the Pattern Directory) via `theme.json`. However, it requires to fully enable all core and remote patterns. This can be a blocker for user adoption.
Many theme authors want to have all core and remote patterns disabled by default using `remove_theme_support( 'core-block-patterns' )`. This changeset ensures they are serving only patterns relevant to their theme.
It removes theme support check from the function that registers remote patterns specified in `theme.json`. This allows theme authors to disable core patterns but then selectively register the ones they want from the Pattern Directory. If a theme author intentionally specifies patterns in `theme.json`, they probably intend for them to be present in the pattern inserter and the check is not required.
This change will make the Pattern Directory more appealing/usable from a theme author's perspective.
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Merges [53793] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56112.
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The associated changes were backported to the 6.0 branch, so the version should be 6.0.1 instead of 6.1.0.
This affects:
* `@since` tag for the `block-templates` feature in `create_initial_theme_features()`.
* `@since` tag for the `show_on_front`, `page_on_front`, and `page_for_posts` options on the REST API settings endpoint.
Follow-up to [53590], [53661].
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Merges [53704] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56225.
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This ensures that the post lock data returned by the Heartbeat API is consistent.
Previously, `wp_check_locked_posts()` was updated to return the name of the user currently editing the post, but the `wp_refresh_post_lock()` response did not get a similar change.
Follow-up to [53070].
Props nathan.noom.
Merges [53692] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56197.
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Patterns on the [https://wordpress.org/patterns/ Pattern Directory] can have keywords for better discoverability while searching. The way these are stored [69548ff1f0 was changed from a taxonomy to meta value], but the `/wp/v2/pattern-directory/patterns` endpoint was still pulling from that old value.
The correct property to use for this field is `meta.wpop_keywords`, which returns a single string with comma-separated keywords.
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Merges [53665] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56126.
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The intention was for the preview ratio to remain accurate for the user's screen size when the sidebar is open, but this appears to have caused unintended side effects to the preview alignment.
Follow-up to [52647].
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Merges [53663] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#56097. See #54764.
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This brings a new version of the Gutenberg code from the [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/wp/6.0 wp/6.0 branch] into core.
Original PR from Gutenberg repository:
* #GB42131 Post Comments Form: Fix warning i18n
The following packages were updated:
* `@wordpress/block-directory` to `3.4.13`
* `@wordpress/block-library` to `7.3.13`
* `@wordpress/customize-widgets` to `3.3.13`
* `@wordpress/edit-post` to `6.3.13`
* `@wordpress/edit-site` to `4.3.13`
* `@wordpress/edit-widgets` to `4.3.13`
Props zieladam, bernhard-reiter, tobifjellner.
Merges [53657] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56058.
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Introduced [52836] when passing `child_of` or `pad_counts` parameters to `get_terms` or `WP_Term_Query` class, the array
of terms received by the query, was not correctly cached. This change simplifies the logic in `WP_Term_Query` and
ensures terms are correctly cached. This change also, improves performance, by only caching an array of term ids where
possible.
Additionally, the database version bump included in this patch is also required for #55890 to initialize the user count
on single sites.
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tharsheblows.
Merges [53496] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55837, #55890.
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Append `?ver=6.0` to the image used for linking to the video to break the cache in browsers, proxy servers and on the CDN.
A new version of the image has been uploaded and replaced the file in the original location.
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Merges [53447] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55808.
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No functional changes were made to Twenty Ten during the WordPress 6.0 release cycle so the theme version bump is not needed. The "Tested up to" header change is maintained.
Follow-up to and partial revert of [53418].
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Merges [53448] to the 6.0 branch.
See #55810, #55754.
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This changeset removes Meetup as an oEmbed source, since Meetup.com have deprecated their oEmbed endpoint. The block has already been removed from the editor, see #GB35085.
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Merges [53540] and [53646] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55997.
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This brings a new version of the Gutenberg code from the [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/wp/6.0 wp/6.0 branch] into core.
The following packages were updated:
* `@wordpress/block-directory` to `3.4.12`
* `@wordpress/block-editor` to `8.5.9`
* `@wordpress/block-library` to `7.3.12`
* `@wordpress/components` to `19.8.5`
* `@wordpress/customize-widgets` to `3.3.12`
* `@wordpress/edit-post` to `6.3.12`
* `@wordpress/edit-site` to `4.3.12`
* `@wordpress/edit-widgets` to `4.3.12`
* `@wordpress/editor` to `12.5.9`
* `@wordpress/format-library` to `3.4.9`
* `@wordpress/icons` to `8.2.3`
* `@wordpress/interface` to `4.5.6`
* `@wordpress/list-reusable-blocks` to `3.4.5`
* `@wordpress/nux` to `5.4.5`
* `@wordpress/plugins` to `4.4.3`
* `@wordpress/preferences` to `1.2.5`
* `@wordpress/reusable-blocks` to `3.4.9`
* `@wordpress/server-side-render` to `3.4.6`
* `@wordpress/widgets` to `2.4.9`
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Merges [53644] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56058.
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This updates the following GitHub Actions to the latest versions:
- `actions/checkout`
- `actions/cache`
- `actions/github-script`
- `actions/setup-node`
- `codecov/codecov-action`
- `shivammathur/setup-php`
- `slackapi/slack-github-action`
Various inline documentation updates are also included.
Merges [53581-53582], and [53592] to the 6.0 branch.
See #55652.
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This adds a check for the main query in `_resolve_template_for_new_post()` to fix a 404 response when resolving template for new posts or pages caused by the wrong query being modified.
Original PR from Gutenberg repository:
* [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/40799#40799: Ensure only the main query is modified when resolving template for new posts]
Follow-up to [52316].
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Merges [53593] to the 6.0 branch.
See #56058.
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[53353] Add unit test for Comment Template block.
[53353] The odd / even class attribute global variables are causing issues in comments tests when a new test is added or an existing test is modified. To stabilize the odd / even comment tests, the comment global variables are added to the base test class' tear_down() using the same patterns as the other global resets. This change ensures each comment test starts at the same state. In doing so, the expected odd / even class attributes are no longer affected by previous tests, i.e. test leaks.
Also moves the comment globals reset from the base test case to the test's `tear_down()`. Why? To avoid risks to extenders' tests as it's too late in the 6.0 cycle for a dev note.
Follow-up to [53298], [53172], [53138].
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Merges [53353] and [53430] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes #54725,#55643.
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Bump bundled theme version numbers in preparation for the WordPress 6.0 release. Each theme's _tested up to_ file header has been increased to indicate WordPress 6.0 support.
The new version numbers are:
* Twenty Ten: 3.7
* Twenty Eleven: 4.1
* Twenty Twelve: 3.7
* Twenty Thirteen*: 3.7
* Twenty Fourteen: 3.4
* Twenty Fifteen*: 3.2
* Twenty Sixteen*: 2.7
* Twenty Seventeen*: 3.0
* Twenty Nineteen: 2.3
* Twenty Twenty: 2.0
* Twenty Twenty-One: 1.6
An asterisk indicates the theme includes assets requiring a manual version bump, this is set to the reverse date format of the release day: `20220524`.
Follow up to [53286] in which the Twenty Twenty-Two theme version was bumped to 1.2.
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Merges [53418] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55754.
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Updates theme validation to accept block themes. This replaces the requirement for an `index.php` with a requirement for either an `index.php`, `/templates/index.html` or the deprecated `/block-templates/index.html`.
Validation is updated for theme uploads, within `WP_Theme::__construct` and `validate_current_theme()`.
A block theme using the deprecated file structure is now included in the unit tests.
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Merges [53416] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55682.
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When redirecting the site editor to the home template include the `style` querystring parameter if it is set. This ensures the style panel opens if the user expects it.
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Merges [53413] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55752.
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[53402] Theme: Use a better method to determine the theme name during export
[53403] Editor: Update WordPress packages for 6.0 RC 3
[53404] Editor: Return additional block patterns to server-generated settings
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Merges [53402], [53403] and [53404] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55567.
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Backport of the remaining Comment Template block tests from Gutenberg:
* `assertEquals()` replaced with `assertSameSetsWithIndex()`.
* assertion's argument order changed to ensure expected and then actual.
Follow-up to [53353], [53298], [53172], [53138].
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Merges [53388] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55708.
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[53377] Included cherry-picked commits from the Gutenberg plugin that fix bugs discovered after WordPress 6.0 RC 1.
[53378] Includes cherry-picked commit from the Gutenberg plugin that fix a bug discovered just before WordPress 6.0 RC 2.
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Merges [53377] and [53378] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55567.
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Replace error suppressing in `wp_filesize()` with a `file_exists()` check before calling the native PHP `filesize()` function.
Follow up to [52837].
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Merges [53372] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55678.
See #49412.
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This addresses a backward compatibility break where `posts_join_request` and other filters were applied, but their results were subsequently discarded and earlier values were used instead.
Follow-up to [52974], [53175].
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Merges [53370] and [53375] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55699.
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Restore behaviour of `fields` parameter in `WP_User_Query` to allow developers to specify any database field to be returned either individually or as part of a subset. Add these fields to the documentation.
When a subset of `fields` includes the `id` paramater, include it in the results in both upper and lowercase to maintain backward compatibility.
Follow up to [53327].
Props dd32, pbearne, kraftbj, peterwilsoncc, SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [53362,53373] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#53177.
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Additional tests to ensure taxonomies show in the quick/bulk edit froms based on the `show_in_quick_edit` setting rather than the the `show_ui` setting.
Follow up to [52841,31307].
Props figureone, costdev, audrasjb.
Merges [53368] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#49701.
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Prevent concatenation of scripts if the text domain is defined to ensure the dependency order is respected.
This accounts for an edge case in which replacing a core script via a plugin and a lack of translations (eg, for a US English site) could cause the JavaScript files to be ordered incorrectly.
Follow up to [52937].
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Merges [53360,53366] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55628.
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Rename `#inline-edit-legend` to avoid duplicate HTML IDs. These have been renamed `#quick-edit-legend` and `#bulk-edit-legend` for the quick and bulk editors respectively.
This HTML ID is not required by the quick editor duplicated via JavaScript so is removed as part of the duplication process.
Follow up to [53096].
Props azaozz, costdev, greglone, hellofromtonya, ironprogrammer, joedolson, sabernhardt, SergeyBiryukov, audrasjb.
Merges [53352] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55575.
See #35483.
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This ensures that `WP_UnitTestCase::skipOnAutomatedBranches()` has access to the `GITHUB_REF` and `GITHUB_EVENT_NAME` variables, so that some tests can be skipped when appropriate.
Additionally, account for renaming the `master` branch to `trunk` in November 2021.
Follow-up to [40241], [46999], [49264], [49267], [51868].
Merges [53349] to the 6.0 branch.
Fixes#55668.
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