PCH Sidebar: Move initialization to admin_init #2578
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
participant WordPress
participant ParselyPlugin
Admin->>WordPress: Admin init event
WordPress->>ParselyPlugin: Trigger parsely_initialize_plugin()
Note over ParselyPlugin: Removed `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']` instantiation
Admin->>WordPress: Admin init event
WordPress->>ParselyPlugin: Trigger parsely_content_helper_editor_sidebar_features()
ParselyPlugin->>ParselyPlugin: Instantiate `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']`
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288-301: Optimization and clarity enhancements in sidebar initialization.Moving the initialization of
$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']to theadmin_inithook is a good practice as it restricts the sidebar setup to the admin area only, which is more efficient. The use of global variables here is typical for WordPress but could be refactored for better testability and maintainability.
- Clarity: The inline documentation is clear and helps understand the purpose of the function.
- Performance: This change should indeed reduce unnecessary executions, aligning with the PR's goals.
However, ensure that all dependent features that might rely on this sidebar being initialized early are not adversely affected.
Verification successful
Optimization and clarity enhancements in sidebar initialization.
The script executed correctly and found no other references to
$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar'], indicating that moving the initialization to theadmin_inithook does not adversely affect other parts of the codebase.
- Clarity: The inline documentation is clear and helps understand the purpose of the function.
- Performance: This change should indeed reduce unnecessary executions, aligning with the PR's goals.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other references to `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']` that might rely on earlier initialization. # Test: Search for other references to the global variable. rg --type php '$GLOBALS[\'parsely_editor_sidebar\']'Length of output: 93
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other references to `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']` that might rely on earlier initialization. # Test: Search for other references to the global variable. rg --type php '\$GLOBALS\[\'parsely_editor_sidebar\'\]'Length of output: 93
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other references to `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']` that might rely on earlier initialization. # Test: Search for other references to the global variable. rg --type php '\$GLOBALS\['\'parsely_editor_sidebar\'\]'Length of output: 93
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other references to `$GLOBALS['parsely_editor_sidebar']` that might rely on earlier initialization. # Test: Search for other references to the global variable. rg --type php "\$GLOBALS\['parsely_editor_sidebar'\]"Length of output: 60
Description
With this PR, we're moving the initialization of the PCH Sidebar from the
initto theadmin_inithook.Motivation and context
I think this makes the code more readable (less scatter across different places). In addition, firing this in
admin_initshould make the code execute fewer times. Since we're only using the PCH Sidebar in the admin, this seems a safe change to me.However @vaurdan, I wanted your confirmation that this looks good to you, just in case I've missed anything and there was a reason behind this initial implementation.
How has this been tested?
Manual testing and existing tests pass.
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