Fix redirect comparison to account for port difference #8977
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tests/phpunit/tests/canonical.php
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Can you add grouping with the ticket for all the tests that are relevant to #33821
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/* @ticket 33821
Also, will be good to add some little doc comments along with the ticket grouping
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* Test redirecting a non-standard localhost port to the canonical domain.
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* @ticket 33821
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For all the provided tests.
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Also its not required because phpunit doesnt have strict PHPCS rules, but ending comments in a full-stop is a good practice.
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Actually, we do not need to simulate those $_SERVER variable here. They are used to assemble $request_url only when it's not provided to the function, but in all our tests we provide it. I cleaned that up.
Fix redirect comparison to account for port difference to ensure redirects from a requested URL that uses port to a canonical URL that doesn't use port work correctly.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/33821
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