This allows other users of the WordPress unit test suite framework to run their own unit tests without needing the WordPress Importer plugin, which should only be a requirement if running core tests.
Follow-up to [59085].
Props bjorsch.
Fixes#62106.
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If a hard requirement for the test suite is not fulfilled, running the tests should be blocked from the test bootstrap. A test should only fail when it doesn't produce the expected result.
Since the WordPress Importer plugin is considered a hard requirement for the test suite at this time, this commit moves the check whether the plugin is installed from individual tests to the test bootstrap.
Includes defining a global constant for the path to the file for reuse in the tests.
Reference: [https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/contribute/git/#unit-tests Core Contributor Handbook: The Code Repository (Git): Unit Tests].
Follow-up to [40531], [40532], [41090], [41169], [48592], [49535], [49571].
Props jrf, hellofromTonya.
See #61530.
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In [50030] we enforced that Application Passwords have unique names. This was done with the assumption that applications would not connect to a user multiple times. However, in practice we've seen applications run into issues with the unique name constraint. Depending on the app, they may not know if they've been authorized before, or they may intentionally allow connecting multiple times. To prevent friction, App developers need to make their App Name unique, and in doing so often include things like the current date & time, which is already included in the App Passwords list table.
This commit removes this requirement to simplify usage of the Authorize Application flow.
Props mark-k, Boniu91, timothyblynjacobs, peterwilsoncc.
Fixes#54213.
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This is a companion to https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/65460 that requires syncing in WordPress Core. Namely, the block-library changes require registration with their updated script module IDs so that the blocks continue to work correctly.
They key improvement is script modules registration is handled in one central place, and a combined asset file is used to improve the performance by avoiding multiple disk operations for every individual file.
Props jonsurrell, gziolo, wildworks, noisysocks.
See #60647, #59462.
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Composer 1.10.0 introduced a `lock` config option, which, when set to `false` will prevent a `composer.lock` file from being created and will ignore it when one exists.
This is a useful option for packages like WordPress where the `lock` file has no meaning.
It also makes life more straightforward for contributors as they don't have to remember that for this repo they should use `composer update` instead of `composer install`. Both will now work the same.
Reference: [https://getcomposer.org/doc/06-config.md#lock Composer Documentation: Config: lock].
Follow-up to [51543].
Props jrf.
See #61530.
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Removes query alteration from `build_comment_query_vars_from_block` by introducing a new way to pass the `$page` as argument to functions handling pagination for the comments.
Props cybr, santosguillamot, bernhard-reiter, gziolo.
Fixes#60806.
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Extends block context during block bindings processing. This implies that the context is extended ONLY for the blocks where bindings are defined and only when rendered on the page.
Props santosguillamot, gziolo, artemiosans, cbravobernal.
Fixes#61642.
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HTML often appears in ways that are unexpected. It may be missing implicit tags, may have unquoted, single-quoted, or double-quoted attributes, may contain duplicate attributes, may contain unescaped text content, or any number of other possible invalid constructions. The HTML API understands all fo these inputs, but downline parsers may not, and HTML snippets which are safe on their own may introduce problems when joined with other HTML snippets.
This patch introduces the `serialize()` method on the HTML Processor, which prints a fully-normative HTML output, eliminating invalid markup along the way. It produces a string which contains every missing tag, double-quoted attributes, and no duplicates. A `normalize()` static method on the HTML Processor provides a convenient wrapper for constructing a fragment parser and immediately serializing.
Subclasses relying on the `serialize_token()` method may perform structural HTML modifications with as much security as the upcoming `\Dom\HTMLDocument()` parser will, though these are not
able to provide the full safety that will eventually appear with `set_inner_html()`.
Further work may explore serializing to XML (which involves a number of other important transformations) and adding constraints to serialization (such as only allowing inline/flow/formatting elements and text).
Developed in https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress-develop/pull/7331
Discussed in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62036
Props dmsnell, jonsurrell, westonruter.
Fixes#62036.
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Previously, there were a few cases where the modifiable text read from an HTML comment differs slightly from the parsed value of its inner text in a browser. This is due to the specific way that invalid HTML syntax tokens become "bogus comments."
This patch introduces a new method to the Tag Processor to allow differentiating these specific cases, such as when copying or serializing HTML from one source to another. Similar code has already been in use in the html5lib tests, and this patch simplifies the test runner, evidencing the fact that this method was already needed.
Developed in https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress-develop/pull/7342
Discussed in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62036
Props dmsnell, jonsurrell.
See #62036.
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This ensures that the function applies the `wp_editor_settings` filter and merges the resulting array with the rest of TinyMCE init settings.
Includes a unit test to verify that the settings are merged correctly after adding the assignment of `array_merge()` result that was missed in the initial commit.
Follow-up to [44265], [59033].
Props kkmuffme, akshat2802, davidbaumwald, SergeyBiryukov.
Fixes#61754.
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Expands tests to ensure the version number of packages updated via NPM matches the version number used for registering the script in the script loader.
This adds tests for (by their registered name in WordPress):
* backbone
* clipboard
* hoverIntent
* hoverintent-js
* imagesloaded
* jquery-color
* jquery-core
* jquery-form
* masonry
* react-jsx-runtime
* underscore
* wp-polyfill-dom-rect
* wp-polyfill-element-closest
* wp-polyfill-fetch
* wp-polyfill-formdata
* wp-polyfill-inert
* wp-polyfill-node-contains
* wp-polyfill-object-fit
* wp-polyfill-url
This expands on the earlier tests introduced for:
* lodash
* moment
* react
* react-dom
* regenerator-runtime
An additional test is added to ensure that the data provider for these tests is maintained as libraries are added via package.json.
`@wordpress/*` scripts are excluded from these tests as wp-scripts generates a version number automatically based on the file's contents.
Additionally, the version of element-closest listed in package.json is updated to use a fixed version rather than a range. This reflects the current practice of WordPress to define the specific version in core. For the avoidance of doubt, this does not affect the version shipped in WordPress.
Follow up to [57185].
Props peterwilsoncc, jorbin.
Fixes#61855.
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On the first `foreach` loop in Text_Diff::_check()`, `$prevtype` is `null`. As `instanceof` requires the class name term to be an object or string, a fatal error is thrown:
>Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class name must be a valid object or a string on line 279
This change:
* Adds a simple test for the `Text_Diff::_check()` method, which is how the bug was discovered as the test could never pass with the code as-is.
* Adds a defensive guard to protect against the fatal. It checks if `$prevtype` is not `null` as a pre-condition to for checking the instance. This bugfix also resolves the failing test.
Follow-up to [49194], [7747].
Props jrf, hellofromTonya.
See #62083.
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The `mysqli_ping()` function is deprecated as of PHP 8.4, though, in reality, the function wasn't working according to spec anymore since PHP 8.2 when the `libmysql` driver was dropped in favour of `libmysqlnd`, which was already the default (and recommended) driver since PHP 5.4.
The `mysqli_ping()` method was also not really correctly named as its functionality was to reconnect to the database, not just ping.
The alternative is to "manually" ping the database by sending a `DO 1` query (the cheapest possible SQL query).
Adding a PHP version based toggle was considered, but as mentioned above, the default driver has been `libmysqlnd` since PHP 5.4 and in that case, the function never worked anyway, so in reality `mysqli_ping()` was only really functional for the odd custom PHP compilation where `mysqli` was build against `libmysql` AND `reconnect` was not disabled.
With this in mind, this change replaces the call to `mysqli_ping()` with the `DO 1` query completely. If that query succeeds, it concludes the database connection is still alive. This solution should be the most stable as it will work for both PHP 7.2 <= 8.1, independently of which driver `mysqli` was compiled with, as well as for PHP 8.2+.
Note: It could also be considered to remove the function call to `mysqli_ping()` completely and rely on standard error handling in case the connection would have dropped, as after all, the fact that the connection existed at the moment the "ping" happened, is no guarantee that the connection will still exist when the next query is send.... this approach was not chosen so as WP has custom error handling and does not use the PHP native mysqli exceptions for this, which would make implementing this more awkward.
Includes a test to verify that the connection check works when there is a valid connection (this was previously not covered by tests).
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#mysqli_ping_and_mysqliping
* https://github.com/php/php-src/pull/11912#issuecomment-1671762583
* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2546868/cheapest-way-to-determine-if-a-mysql-connection-is-still-alive/2546922#2546922
* php/php-src#11945
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/mysqli_support_for_libmysql
* https://www.php.net/mysqli_ping
Follow-up to [56475], [27250], [27075].
Props jrf, hellofromTonya.
See #62061.
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This changeset updates Twenty Twenty-Three and Twenty Twenty-Four and replaces text strings in HTML files with patterns to make the strings translatable.
Follow-up to [58459].
Props sabernhardt, karmatosed, iflairwebtechnologies, poena.
Fixes#61951.
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Prevents a potential type errors when making use of the `gmt_offset` option by casting the value to a float prior to performing calculations with the value.
This mainly accounts for incorrect storage of values, such as an empty string or city name.
Follow up to [58923].
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Fixes#56358, #58986, #60629.
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The XML Parser extension still supports a quite dated mechanism for method based callbacks, where the object is first set via `xml_set_object()` and the callbacks are then set by passing only the name of the method to the relevant parameters on any of the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions.
{{{
xml_set_object( $parser, $my_obj );
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, 'method_name_on_my_obj' );
}}}
Passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions has been supported for the longest time and is cross-version compatible. So the above code is 100% equivalent to:
{{{
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, [$my_obj, 'method_name_on_my_obj'] );
}}}
The mechanism of setting the callbacks with `xml_set_object()` has now been deprecated as of PHP 8.4, in favour of passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions. This is also means that calling the `xml_set_object()` function is deprecated as well.
This commit fixes this deprecation for the `MagpieRSS::__construct()` method.
The change has not been not covered by tests. This class has been deprecated since WP 3.0.0 and is not covered by tests at all. Adding those now seems superfluous, all the more as the principle of the fix is no different than for the other files, so we can be sure it works anyway.
Note: Though this is "officially" an external library, this package is no longer externally maintained. The code style of the fix in the source file is in line with the existing code style for the file.
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#xml_set_object_and_xml_set_handler_with_string_method_names
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-object.php
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php
Follow-up to [4399].
Props jrf.
See #62061.
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The XML Parser extension still supports a quite dated mechanism for method based callbacks, where the object is first set via `xml_set_object()` and the callbacks are then set by passing only the name of the method to the relevant parameters on any of the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions.
{{{
xml_set_object( $parser, $my_obj );
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, 'method_name_on_my_obj' );
}}}
Passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions has been supported for the longest time and is cross-version compatible. So the above code is 100% equivalent to:
{{{
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, [$my_obj, 'method_name_on_my_obj'] );
}}}
The mechanism of setting the callbacks with `xml_set_object()` has now been deprecated as of PHP 8.4, in favour of passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions. This is also means that calling the `xml_set_object()` function is deprecated as well.
This commit fixes this deprecation for the `AtomParser::parse()` method.
This change is safeguarded via the new `AtomParser_Parse_Test` class.
Notes:
* Though this is "officially" an external library, this package is no longer externally maintained. The code style of the fix in the source file is in line with the existing code style for the file.
* It appears that this class is not actually used by WP Core itself, so it could be considered to deprecate the class. However, as the class is not currently deprecated, safeguarding the change with a test seemed prudent.
* The fixture used for the test reuses a fixture from the original package: https://code.google.com/archive/p/phpatomlib/source/default/source
* The new test class follows the recommended test format (naming convention of the class, `@covers` tag at class level, only testing one method) as per Trac tickets 62004 / 53010.
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#xml_set_object_and_xml_set_handler_with_string_method_names
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-object.php
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php
Follow-up to [5951].
Props jrf.
See #62061.
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Use `WP_UnitTestCase_Base::assertSamePathIgnoringDirectorySeparators()` and `WP_UnitTestCase_Base::normalizeDirectorySeparatorsInPath()` in existing tests.
Follow-up to [59057], [57753], [57215], [56635], [48937], [25002].
Props jrf.
See #61530.
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This is the sixth part in a larger modularization of the data in `WP_Debug_Data`. Previously this was a single massive method drawing in debug data from various groups of related data, where the groups were independent from each other.
This patch separates the sixth of twelve groups, the `wp-media` info, into a separate method focused on that data.
This work precedes changes to make the `WP_Debug_Data` class more extensible for better use by plugin and theme code.
Developed in https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress-develop/pull/7356
Discussed in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/61648
Props apermo, dmsnell.
See #61648.
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Dynamic (non-explicitly declared) properties are deprecated as of PHP 8.2 and are expected to become a fatal error in PHP 9.0.
There are a number of ways to mitigate this:
* If it's an accidental typo for a declared property: fix the typo.
* For known properties: declare them on the class.
* For unknown properties: add the magic `__get()`, `__set()` et al methods to the class or let the class extend `stdClass` which has highly optimized versions of these magic methods build in.
* For unknown _use of_ dynamic properties, the `#[AllowDynamicProperties]` attribute can be added to the class. The attribute will automatically be inherited by child classes.
In this case, the property added are explicitly referenced in this class, so fall in the "known property" category.
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_dynamic_properties
Props jrf.
See #56034.
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Introduces `WP_UnitTestCase_Base::assertSamePathIgnoringDirectorySeparators()` and an associated helper method `WP_UnitTestCase_Base::normalizeDirectorySeparatorsInPath()` to allow for comparing two file path strings independently of OS-specific differences.
The normalization is done in a separate method to also allow this method to be used for path normalization within test methods themselves, like for normalizing a group of paths in an array.
The pretty specific method name for the helper (`normalizeDirectorySeparatorsInPath()`) is an attempt to prevent naming conflicts with methods which may exist in plugin test suites build on top of the WP Core test suite.
Props jrf, hellofromTonya.
See #61530.
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The XML Parser extension still supports a quite dated mechanism for method based callbacks, where the object is first set via `xml_set_object()` and the callbacks are then set by passing only the name of the method to the relevant parameters on any of the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions.
{{{
xml_set_object( $parser, $my_obj );
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, 'method_name_on_my_obj' );
}}}
Passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions has been supported for the longest time and is cross-version compatible. So the above code is 100% equivalent to:
{{{
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, [$my_obj, 'method_name_on_my_obj'] );
}}}
The mechanism of setting the callbacks with `xml_set_object()` has now been deprecated as of PHP 8.4, in favour of passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions. This is also means that calling the `xml_set_object()` function is deprecated as well.
This commit fixes this deprecation for the `IXR_Message::parse()` method.
This change is safeguarded via the new`Tests_XMLRPC_Message::test_parse_sets_handlers()` test method.
Note: Though this is "officially" an external library, this package is no longer externally maintained. The code style of the fix in the source file is in line with the existing code style for the file.
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#xml_set_object_and_xml_set_handler_with_string_method_names
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-object.php
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php
Follow-up to [15612], [1346].
Props jrf, hellofromTonya.
See #62061.
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The XML Parser extension still supports a quite dated mechanism for method based callbacks, where the object is first set via `xml_set_object()` and the callbacks are then set by passing only the name of the method to the relevant parameters on any of the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions.
{{{
xml_set_object( $parser, $my_obj );
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, 'method_name_on_my_obj' );
}}}
Passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions has been supported for the longest time and is cross-version compatible. So the above code is 100% equivalent to:
{{{
xml_set_character_data_handler( $parser, [$my_obj, 'method_name_on_my_obj'] );
}}}
The mechanism of setting the callbacks with `xml_set_object()` has now been deprecated as of PHP 8.4, in favour of passing proper callables to the `xml_set_*_handler()` functions. This is also means that calling the `xml_set_object()` function is deprecated as well.
This commit fixes this deprecation for the `TestXMLParser` helper utility. In this case, the callbacks were already using the recommended format and the call to `xml_set_object()` was completely redundant.
As this is a test utility and was already causing pre-existing tests using the utility to fail, there is no need for dedicated tests to cover this change.
Refs:
* https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#xml_set_object_and_xml_set_handler_with_string_method_names
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-object.php
* https://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php
Follow-up to [25002].
Props jrf.
See #62061.
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PHP 8.4 deprecates implicitly nullable parameters, i.e. typed parameters with a `null` default value, which are not explicitly declared as nullable.
This commit the one instance of this in the `WP_HTML_Processor` class.
Fixed by adding the nullability operator to the type, which is supported since PHP 7.1, so we can use it now the minimum supported PHP version is PHP 7.2.
As this deprecation is thrown at compile time, it can be seen at the top of the test output when running on PHP 8.4 (which will be gone once this change has been committed). It is not possible to write a test to cover this.
Ref: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate-implicitly-nullable-types
Follow-up to [58867], [58769], [58304], [58192].
Props jrf.
See #62061.
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PHP 8.4 deprecates implicitly nullable parameters, i.e. typed parameters with a `null` default value, which are not explicitly declared as nullable.
The `Tests_HtmlApi_WpHtmlProcessorComments` test class contains one problematic parameter in the `test_comment_processing()` method declaration.
While this could be fixed by adding the nullability operator, the type declarations in the test method is removed instead, including other type declarations for this method and the second test method, which were not affected by the deprecation.
The reason for this is quite straight-forward: using type declarations in tests is bad practice and inhibits defense-in-depth type testing.
Using type declarations in tests prevents being able to test the "code under test" with unexpected input types as the values with unexpected (scalar) types will be juggled to the expected type between the data provider and the test method and the _real_ data value would therefore never reach the method under test.
The knock-on effects of this are:
* That the input handling of the "code under test" can not be safeguarded, whether this input handling is done via in-function type checking or via a type declaration in the "code under test".
* That if such "unexpected data type" tests are added to the data provider, they will silently pass (due to the type being juggled before reaching the "code under test"), giving a false sense of security, while in actual fact, these data sets would not be testing anything at all and if, for instance, the type declaration in the "code under test" would be removed, these tests would still pass, while by rights they should start failing.
Also note that this problem would only be exacerbated if the file would be put under `strict_types`.
Ref: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate-implicitly-nullable-types
Follow-up to [58734].
Props jrf.
See #62061.
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The WordPress Hosting Test Results now supports multiple reports for the same commit from the same test bot. This updates the PHPUnit test workflow to submit results for each version of PHP running the tests.
Props swissspidy, jorbin, crixu, kirasong, desrosj.
See #61564.
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This patch any role that can edit a post, including custom post types, or edit theme options to read global styles from the API. This enables read-only access to global styles in the post editor. Test coverage in included.
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Fixes#62042.
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As indicated by name, this is a compatibility file which warrants more care to begin with, but it's still worth warning folks about how narrow function availability is in this file.
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See #61694.
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Set the AVIF encoder to work faster by raising heic:speed to 7 from the default of 5. AVIF generation time is reduced by up to 20% with minimal impact on image size.
Props: adamsilverstein, erikyo, mukesh27, yguyon, felixarntz, jzern.
Fixes#61758.
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Add outlines and borders to mark the boundaries between the admin navigation menu and content and around adminbar submenus that are visible when Windows High Contrast Mode is enabled. This clarifies the page structure and makes high contrast mode easier to use.
Props wildworks, hbhalodia, sabernhardt, joedolson, rcreators.
Fixes#61616.
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Explicitly checks date parsing return values for `false`, so that `0` (the value returned for the UNIX epoch of `1970-01-01 00:00:00`) is correctly treated as a valid timestamp.
It should be valid to create a post dated to any point in history.
Props emmanuel78, sabernhardt, siliconforks, drjosh07, antpb, TimothyBlynJacobs.
Fixes#60184.
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`set_time_limit` can cause unexpected behavior so it general should be avoided. There are instances though where they should be used so those instances should be properly documented.
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Fixes#21521. See #19487.
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The .env file allows for configuring how the WordPress Local environment should be configured. However, because the file is version controlled, developers must be careful not to commit their modifications.
This commit renames the .env file to be .env.example. During env start, the .env.example file is copied to .env if it does not exist. This allows for contributors to continue using the project without thinking about .env and to make changes when needed. This brings WordPress Core into the dotenv project guidelines.
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Fixes#52668.
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