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…that file to be present when detecting WordPress installs.
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…that file to be present when detecting WordPress installs.
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This pull request:
Summary
Previously we depended on having a wp-config.php file in the WordPress root. This file is required to run, but is not shipped as part of the repository in WordPress core. We want to be able to detect uninstalled WordPress sites (code only), so we'll remove this check.