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Fix: Ensure Accurate Detection of WordPress Previews via URL Query Parameters #1911
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test('Properly determines whether or not the given URL is a preview or not', async () => { |
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Problematic unit test with lots of testing anti-patterns. I removed this since we already test the logic of isWordPressPreview
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Description
This PR addresses a bug in the WordPressTemplate component where the detection of WordPress preview URLs was overly broad, potentially catching non-WordPress preview URLs. The fix introduces a more precise method for determining if the URL is a WordPress preview.
Related Issue(s):
#1903
Problem
The previous implementation checked if the URL query string contained preview=true using a simple string includes method. This approach could incorrectly identify non-WordPress previews as WordPress previews if they happened to have a similar query parameter structure.
Solution
Testing
Faust should not be redirecting logged out users (visitors) to the WP admin if the page contains a search query that contains the string
preview=
.For example:
http://localhost:3000/posts/add-table?otpreview=true
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