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Background images: remove required "file" prop #61387
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Thanks for the follow-up! For completeness-sake, and to carry on some of the conversations on related PRs, I like the idea of the explicit source
key, but I'm very much in favour of defaulting to an implicit source of file
(or url), and deferring optionally including the source key in follow-ups when needed.
For now, I think this approach will make it much simpler for folks building out theme.json
files manually 👍
Testing well, and the code change LGTM! 🎉
Just noticed this has the |
Oh, I got excited, an expected 6.6 to be prepped already. Removed 😆 |
* Follow up to #61387 - I missed a source prop Co-authored-by: ramonjd <ramonopoly@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: andrewserong <andrewserong@git.wordpress.org>
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What?
Removes the required "file" prop from background block supports.
Related:
Why?
"File" described a path to an image file. This should be the default so theme developers don't need to add the prop to use images in theme.json
Testing Instructions
There should be no regressions.
Here is some test HTML!