Theme JSON: Check for null values to cater for blockGap#6169
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This ticket was committed in 6.3 why we mention it here?
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Oh I added it because it wasn't there when the test was originally added.
It was just for the sake of completeness. I guess it's not really related to this PR and can be removed. 👍🏻
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The tests passed for me and this matches the original PR.
I left two nits.
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@youknowriad I think this one is ready once the nits are addressed. |
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When resolving theme.json preset variables, add a check to make sure the value is not empty before we run it through
strpos()andpreg_match_all().Run the tests:
npm run test:php -- --filter Tests_Theme_wpThemeJsonTrac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/60613
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