This changeset replaces the hardcoded hash symbol with running `maybe_hash_hex_color()` on the full `background-color` value provided via the custom background feature, so the hash is only added if it is needed. By doing so, if a theme developer sets a background color value that uses a hash (#), WordPress won't add an additional hash anymore when outputting the relevant CSS. Duplicate hash symbols (##) can break CSS background color declarations.
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Fixes#40057.
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This extension provides the `hash()` function and support for the SHA-256 algorithm, both of which are required for upcoming security related changes. This extension is almost universally enabled, however it is technically possible to disable it on PHP 7.2 and 7.3, hence the introduction of this requirement and the corresponding requirement checks prior to installing or upgrading WordPress.
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Fixes#60638, #62815, #56017
See #21022
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Fixes an issue where block style variations containing inner block type and element styles would have those inner styles stripped when the user attempting to save Global Styles does not have the `unfiltered_html` capability.
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Fixes#62372.
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Introduce `ignore_sticky` as a boolean argument for the posts endpoint for requests without the sticky posts being stuck. The new argument defaults to `false` with the value of the argument passed to `WP_Query`'s `ignore_sticky_posts` parameter.
Props audrasjb, danielbachhuber, joemcgill, johnbillion, jorbin, mamaduka, rmccue.
Fixes#35907.
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`matchdep` was introduced in [25243] to more easily manage `grunt-*` dependencies. The package has effectively been abandoned upstream, and the functionality can be replaced with a simple loop.
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See #62221.
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For the Post Editor, preload '/wp/v2/global-styles/' . $global_styles_id with a context corresponding to user caps, that is, 'edit' for users that can edit global styles, and 'view' for everyone else.
Preloading the global styles endpoint according to role context means that admins and non admins, e.g., editors, avoid unnecessary client side requests.
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Fixes#62322.
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Updates the enqueued styles in various editors to remove target styles more precisely to where they are needed.
Removes the following stylesheets as dependencies of `wp-edit-blocks`:
* `wp-editor`
* `wp-reusable-blocks`
* `wp-patterns`
The `wp-editor` stylesheet is targeted to the items requiring the CSS:
* `edit-widgets`
* `customize-widgets`
* `edit-site`
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Fixes#62266, #62274.
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This changeset improves a bunch of error messages, notably replacing the good old cryptic "Something went wrong" message with more helpful information.
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Fixes#43622.
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This changeset improves a bunch of WP-Admin error messages, notably replacing the good old cryptic "Something went wrong" message with more helpful information.
Props peterwilsoncc, netweb, karmatosed, JoshuaWold, mrtortai, audrasjb, sukhendu2002, joedolson.
See #43622.
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This changeset replaces each occurrence of "Add New {Item}" label with "Add {Item}" in WordPress administration, to make the interface more consistent and simplify the translation effort.
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See #61219.
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Follow up to [59224]. Add CSS to cover usage of the `do_accordion_section()` function when used in extender contexts outside of the existing WordPress core usage.
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Fixes#62907.
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This fixes a `ReferenceError` caused by a stray Unicode character in the unminified version of moxie.js. This has long been fixed upstream but the library cannot be wholesale updated in WordPress because of an incompatible license change.
Because of this, a new version is being tagged, `1.3.5.1`, and the file header has been updated to make it more clear that the file is a maintained fork with a high level list of changes made.
Props kinggmobb, jorbin, q0rban, azaozz, desrosj, sukhendu2002.
Fixes#59329.
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The WordPress Importer plugin has been maintained separately in a repository on GitHub since 2016. However, the unit tests were left in wordpress-develop due to the lack of a CI setup on GitHub.
With GitHub Actions set up for the plugin repository, these tests are now running in two locations. Because they are more relevant to the plugin itself, the tests have been synced, will run weekly through a `schedule` event, and are now being removed from wordpress-develop.
The only remaining test method in the `import` group covers `get_importers()`, which is a function maintained in WordPress Core itself.
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Fixes#42668.
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As of UglifyJS >= 3.18.0, the default behavior is to process input as an ES module. This updates the relevant configurations to ensure the build process continues to use the previous behavior to avoid JavaScript errors in the minified versions of files.
Follow up to [58563], [58586], and [59509].
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Fixes#62767. See #61519, #62220.
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Introduces normalization a number of arguments passed to `WP_Query` to increase cache hits for equivalent requests. For example `author__in => [ 1, 2 ]` and `author__in => [ 2, 1 ]` will now hit the same cache.
Prior to generating the SQL request and cache key, the following are sorted, made unique and type cast as appropriate.
* `post_type` when passed as an array
* `post_status` when passed as an array
* `term_query`s containing `terms`
* `cat`
* `category__in`
* `category__not_in`
* `category__and`
* `tag_slug__in`
* `tag__in`
* `tag__not_in`
* `tag__and`
* `tag_slug__in`
* `tag_slug__and`
* `post_parent__not_in`
* `author`
* `author__not_in`
* `author__in`
The following are sorted for the purposes of generating the cache key and SQL `WHERE` clause but unmodified for use in the `ORDER BY` SQL clause:
* `post_name__in`
* `post__in`
* `post_parent__in`
This commit includes changes to unrelated tests, assertions in `Tests_Query_ParseQuery::test_parse_query_cat_array_mixed()` and `WP_Test_REST_Posts_Controller::test_get_items_not_sticky_with_exclude()` have been modified to account for the sorting of the items above.
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Fixes#59516.
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Both `name` and `label` properties are required when registering a block style. If the label is missing, assign `name` as the value for the `label`, to ensure the property is defined. This avoids a PHP warning in such case.
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Fixes#52592.
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Values passed to parameters with this attribute will be redacted if present in a stack trace when using PHP 8.2 or later. This reduces the chance that passwords and security keys get accidentally exposed in debug logs and bug reports.
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Fixes#57304
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This allows the subsequent redirect to behave as expected if a site is using a strict referrer policy on the front end which prevents the full referrer from being sent.
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Fixes#62881
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This change introduces a job matrix for the "current", "before", and "base" performance tests to replace the current behaviour of running them sequentially in a single job. This speeds up the overall performance testing workflow and also reduces the chance of any given test interfering with another, for example by making a change to data in the database that affects a subsequent test.
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See #62221
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