Fix WP_Block_Supports class compatibility with Gutenberg-provided class #640
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Commit 910de8f at wordpress-develop
we no longer use the render method of WP_Block_Type,
but its equivalent at WP_Block.
There's still some tests that use that old path that were failing
because the render_callback was called with only 2 arguments
instead of the three that WP_Block uses.
This commit:
- Signals WP_Block_Type->render as deprecated.
- Patch it to pass a null value as the third argument
(it represents an instance of WP_Block).
Because the render_callback is now wrapped by a function at src/wp-includes/class-wp-block-supports.php it'll be callable. So we pass null as the callback and the wrapper won't be attached.
By using is_callable we make sure that we don't change any callback behavior: - if the original callback is callable => attach the wrapper - if the original callback is not callable => no wrapper
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I won't be able to test this today but it's looking good to me if anyone wants to ship it :) |
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Some testing Instructions:
I've reproduced these instructions with WordPress 5.6 beta1 with and without this patch in the following scenarios: no Gutenberg plugin installed, with gutenberg 9.2.1, with Gutenberg master. In Gutenberg master without this patch, the class isn't attached and there are some PHP errors. I think this is ready to go. Anyone to review? Was hoping to land this before next Tuesday (beta 2). |
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…ss (#26417) This PR ports the changes from the core PR at WordPress/wordpress-develop#640 Co-authored-by: Jon Surrell <jon.surrell@automattic.com> Co-authored-by: Miguel Fonseca <miguelcsf@gmail.com>
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Thanks for fixing this ❤️ |
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…ss (#26417) This PR ports the changes from the core PR at WordPress/wordpress-develop#640 Co-authored-by: Jon Surrell <jon.surrell@automattic.com> Co-authored-by: Miguel Fonseca <miguelcsf@gmail.com>
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Merged with changeset https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/49310 and https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/49312 |
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The WP_Block_Supports class is a new addition that will come with 5.6 and acts as a register of the kind of features a block supports. It's already on WordPress 5.6 beta1 and we need to fix how core and the plugin play together in a number of situations: