Fix: PHP 8.1 deprecated warning strpos() #5935
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Nope. I'm just trying to help things along. Thank you 👍 @youknowriad Can we commit this please? |
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| if ( false !== strpos( $processor->get_attribute( 'class' ), $inner_block_wrapper_classes ) ) { | |||
| $class_attribute = $processor->get_attribute( 'class' ); | |||
| if ( is_string( $class_attribute ) && false !== strpos( $class_attribute, $inner_block_wrapper_classes ) ) { | |||
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Looks like you can make use of str_contains() here.
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+1 The polyfill version is available from 5.9. See
wordpress-develop/src/wp-includes/compat.php
Lines 468 to 474 in 6daf853
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Note to self: this will now require us to backport the usage of str_contains to the Gutenberg repo.
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thanks for the update. generally I would encourage folks to think about separating the act of bringing over already-merged and accepted code from the act of changing it.
it can make it difficult to deal with when things go wrong because we've wrapped up a styling-preference change with what should otherwise be a somewhat mechanical copy operation.
another way this could have taken place is to create a PR in Gutenberg to update the code where it came from, and then port that change over, so we don't introduce divergence between the repos without a clear audit trail.
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That sounds like a better plan. I have:
- Reverted to match the changeset in Fix: PHP 8.1 deprecated warning strpos() gutenberg#56171.
- Updated Layout block supports use
str_containsgutenberg#58251 to make thestr_containschange suggested here.
Once this one is merged I will raise a new PR to backport the change from WordPress/gutenberg#58251.
This leaves a clear audit trail and avoid any further confusion.
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you're amazing. to be clear, I would have asked to change this PR if I thought it was important enough to reject, so thanks for going above and beyond to split these apart.
mostly I wanted us all to think about these kinds of things and the headaches that can happen when mangling them. "style-only changes" often introduce behavioral bugs and that's never fun in a crisis moment.
This reverts commit abc1865.
So we should be good to go 🤞 Please can this be approved so I can tick it off the backports list. Many thanks in advance 🙇 cc @youknowriad |
Syncs changes from
str_containsgutenberg#58251...to Core.
Fix for PHP warning in Layout Block Supports.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/60327
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