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@kt-12 kt-12 commented Feb 21, 2024

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/59532
Added unit test for #59532


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@kt-12 kt-12 marked this pull request as draft February 22, 2024 01:34
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These tests look good, just a couple of small nitpicks. Thanks @kt-12.

My main question about this is that by running the get_all_registered() or get_registered() methods against the main WP_Block_Patterns_Registry class instance, we are modifying the shape of the patterns in the registry, which could impact other tests.

It makes me wonder if we should really modify the tear_down method in this class so that it will properly reset the registry to a known state at the end of each test method or if we can rewrite these tests using the private $registry property that is created during the set_up method for this class? What do you think?

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I really like the updates to the set_up and tear_down helpers here. I think ensuring that we are resetting the registry state after each test will be much cleaner.

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