Add any revisioned meta fields to the revisions screen.

[adamsilverstein]

Follow up to - follow up https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/56745, this PR now includes the logic for displaying the revisioned meta on the revisions screen.

This core code would replace the filtered in display added by Gutenberg - https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/3e260aa41d3c50684efac9728bdbba918658d131/packages/block-library/src/footnotes/index.php#L92-L120. Plugins can still overwrite the default display using the _wp_post_revision_field_{$meta_key} filter.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/59636

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[Mamaduka]

Thank you, @adamsilverstein!

This looks like a separate enhancement from the original ticket. While I think it's a nice addition to the post-meta revisions, it might be too late to ship in betas.

Cc. @hellofromtonya, @getsource

[adamsilverstein]

This looks like a separate enhancement from the original ticket. While I think it's a nice addition to the post-meta revisions, it might be too late to ship in betas.

Yea, I wasn't sure about that since it builds on a new feature we sometimes allow follow up improvements. If not, we can merge in early 6.4. This change is more "compatible" with the existing GB filtering because they overload the same key, there is no harm in running both code paths.

[adamsilverstein]

This looks like a separate enhancement from the original ticket. While I think it's a nice addition to the post-meta revisions, it might be too late to ship in betas.

I'll plan to get this in the next release.

[Mamaduka]

Thanks, @adamsilverstein!

I don’t want to block the patch. Feel free to check with release leads about this.

[getsource]

Hi @adamsilverstein -- thank you so much!

My apologies for not seeing the ping initially.
I think your plan to land this in 6.5 at this point makes sense, and that it'd be a great addition to the feature.

If you haven't already created a trac ticket for this improvement/enchancement specifically (I didn't find one on a quick search), I think it might make it easier to follow that way.

What do you think?

[adamsilverstein]

If you haven't already created a trac ticket for this improvement/enchancement specifically (I didn't find one on a quick search), I think it might make it easier to follow that way.

Yes good idea, I will go ahead and open up a follow up ticket to add this in 6.5

[adamsilverstein]

If you haven't already created a trac ticket for this improvement/enchancement specifically (I didn't find one on a quick search), I think it might make it easier to follow that way.

Yes good idea, I will go ahead and open up a follow up ticket to add this in 6.5

Here is the follow up ticket - https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/59636

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[adamsilverstein]

@Mamaduka rethinking if we should add fields automatically, see my comment on the trac ticket. let me know what you think.

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[Mamaduka]

Thank you, @adamsilverstein! Your reasoning makes sense to me.