Bump minimum required WP to 6.3 #7816
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## develop #7816 +/- ##
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| /** | ||
| * The minimum version of WordPress supported. | ||
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| * @var string | ||
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| const WP_MIN_VERSION = '5.6'; | ||
| const WP_MIN_VERSION = '6.3'; |
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Since the plugin as a whole requires WP 6.3 now, should the DependencySupport class just be removed entirely now?
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I've been thinking about it, and this class helps us manage service initialization effectively, especially if we need to support any dependencies in the future. I believe we should keep it to maintain standardization and be prepared for any future needs.
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| $this->enable_css_transient_caching(); | ||
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| $this->enable_css_transient_caching(); |
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Since previously this was only called when updating from 1.5.0 or 1.5.1 or ir the block_uniq_transformer is relevant, then I wonder if this call is even relevant anymore? Should the entire handle_plugin_update be removed instead?
| // Replace `data-wp-on--click` or `data-wp-on-async--click` with AMP state on submenu open button. | ||
| if ( false !== strpos( $new_block_content, 'wp-block-navigation__responsive-container-open' ) ) { | ||
| $new_block_content = preg_replace( | ||
| '/\sdata-wp-on--click="[^"]+"/', | ||
| '/\sdata-wp-on-(?:-click|async--click)="[^"]+"/', | ||
| sprintf( ' on="tap:AMP.setState({ %1$s: !%1$s })"', esc_attr( $modal_state_property ) ), | ||
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| // Replace `data-wp-on--click` with AMP state on submenu close button. | ||
| // Replace `data-wp-on--click` or `data-wp-on-async--click` with AMP state on submenu close button. | ||
| if ( false !== strpos( $new_block_content, 'wp-block-navigation__responsive-container-close' ) ) { | ||
| $new_block_content = preg_replace( | ||
| '/\sdata-wp-on--click="[^"]+"/', | ||
| '/\sdata-wp-on-(?:-click|async--click)="[^"]+"/', |
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New changes in navigation block with interactivity API enabled.
Co-authored-by: Weston Ruter <westonruter@google.com>
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@westonruter There is a flaky end-to-end test that we can ignore for now; I'll address it separately. Currently, there's an issue where the AMP preview button in the post editor is sometimes not visible when the editor is first opened. It becomes visible only when the editor is in an editable state, such as when someone clicks on it. I can replicate this on WordPress 6.5, but not on the trunk version. amp-wp/assets/src/block-editor/plugins/wrapped-amp-preview-button.js Lines 59 to 61 in 4b94713 |
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Verified it with WordPress v6.3,v6.5,v6.6RC2 and it is working fine. Checked the settings and related options those are working fine ✅ |
Summary
AMP_Block_Uniqid_Sanitizer, andBlockUniqidTransformerand their test case files.assets/src/settings-page/settings-footer.js.amp_page_cache_good_response_time_thresholdfilter which was deprecated in AMP 2.5.0 in favor of WP'ssite_status_good_response_time_threshold.@wordpress/primitives.Checklist