Plugin: Fix fatal error for older WP/PHP versions #40538
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Thanks for the review, @hellofromtonya. @glendaviesnz, can we cherry-pick this for Gutenberg 13.1? |
Have moved to the 13.1 milestone. |
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What?
Resolves #40508.
PR fixes a fatal error when running the plugin with WP 5.8 and PHP < 8.0.
Why?
Plugin started using new string functions, core polyfills them since WP 5.9, but we forgot to add polyfills for older versions. Gutenberg still supports 5.8.
Files using new functions:
lib/compat/wordpress-6.0/block-editor-settings.phplib/experimental/register-webfonts-from-theme-json.phpHow?
Added polyfills in WordPress 5.9 compat folder.
Testing Instructions
wp core update --version=5.8.3 --forcestr_contains( 'abc', 'a' );