Add a new function called `wp_cache_flush_runtime` to existing caching functions found in WordPress. This function allows users to flush the runtime (in-memory) cache, without flushing the entire persistent cache.
Props: Spacedmonkey, tillkruess, flixos90, adamsilverstein, SergeyBiryukov, barryhughes.
Fixes: #55080.
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Global styles duotone filters were not rendering in the post editor. This fixes that by adding `wp_global_styles_render_svg_filters` to the `in_admin_header` so it renders in the body before the editor.
Follow-up [52757].
Props ajlende, abhanonstopnewsuk.
Fixes#55190.
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Adds an additional guard to ensure the value of `$preset_metadata['value_key']` actually exists as a key in the `$preset` array. Fixes `Warning: Undefined array key` error.
Intentionally adds the check into the existing `isset()` as it's native to PHP, more efficient, and a good pattern.
Follow-up [52049].
Props jeherve, swissspidy, sergeybiryukov, jrf.
Fixes#55161.
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This changeset is a backport for the following Gutenberg PRs:
- Fix duotone theme cache gutenberg#36236
- Fix duotone render in non-fse themes gutenberg#37954
- Duotone: Allow users to specify custom filters gutenberg#38442
Props oandregal, scruffian, Mamaduka.
See #55179.
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Restricts and grants access to only admin roles for the Navigation Menu UI screen, i.e. either directly through the URL wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=wp_navigation or via the Navigation block's "Manage menu" option (in the block's toolbar).
It resolves 2 issues:
- For non-block themes, fixes the issue where admins could not access the UI.
- For block themes, restricts access to only admin roles, i.e. non-admins no longer have access to the UI.
Non-admins will receive the "Sorry, you are not allowed to edit posts in this post type" error message.
Follow-up [52069], [52145], [52330], [52400].
Props ironprogrammer, costdev, noisysocks, talldanwp, hellofromTonya, manfcarlo, pyrobd.
Fixes#54889.
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This commit applies feedback given to commit 52741. It changes the new function name, the file where it is located, and improves its documentation and marks.
Follow-up to [52741].
Props hellofromtonya, swissspidy, oandregal.
See #55148.
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The dynamic block styles for layout and elements should be loaded in the head for block themes. While that should also be the case for classic themes, the current mechanism we use (render_block) does not allow us to do that, hence, this PR doesn't change anything for them and will be loaded the body.
Props oandregal, youknowriad, wpsoul.
Fixes#55148.
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Previously, some logic was added to load the global stylesheet in the bottom of `<body>` for classic themes that opted-in into loading individual block styles instead of a single stylesheet for them all. At the time, block themes always loaded the global stylesheet in the `<head>`. When block themes landed in core during WordPress 5.9 this logic wasn’t updated to consider them, hence the global stylesheet loaded in the `<body>` for them. This changeset fixes this.
Props oandregal, aristath.
Fixes#55148.
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#38231 added support for files fetched remotely to have their filename defined by the host using the `Content-Disposition` header. This would then take priority over the existing temporary file name created with `wp_tempnam()` earlier in the process.
The change unintentionally omitted the temporary directory path used during uploads, since the `wp_tempnam()` function would have added it previously, so that files with this header ended up being stored in the WordPress root folder, or wp-admin folder, when triggered by WP_Cron or user interactions respectively.
This change makes sure the file path includes the temporary directory location when the header is used.
Follow-up to [51939].
Props antonynz, azouamauriac.
Fixes#55109.
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Since WordPress 5.9 you can set a view script for a block which is supposed to be only loaded on the front end. Unfortunately it's currently also loaded in the editor which can cause unexpected behaviour and also performance issues depending on the size of the scripts.
This is caused by the preloading of REST API routes via `block_editor_rest_api_preload()` which doesn't happen in an encapsulated process and so does pollute any global state like the one for scripts and styles.
Similar to the global `$post`, core now backups the globals `$wp_scripts` and `$wp_styles` and restores the backup after the preloading.
Props gziolo, ocean90.
Fixes#55151.
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This change removes some overrides that prevented site editor updates in 5.9 from controlling vertical margins via `var(--global--spacing-vertical)`.
Props stacimc, Boniu91, aristath, ironprogrammer, nidhidhandhukiya.
Fixes#54250.
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* Use strict comparison in various conditions.
* Fix a `Variable "$system_webServer_node" is not in valid snake_case format` WPCS warning.
Includes minor code layout fixes for better readability.
Follow-up to [10607], [11350], [22253], [26137].
Props azouamauriac, SergeyBiryukov.
See #54728.
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`file_get_contents()` is faster than `fread()`, because the PHP core can decide how to best read the remaining file; it could decide to issue just one `read()` call or `mmap()` the file first.
Per the PHP manual, `file_get_contents()` or `stream_get_contents()` is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by the OS to enhance performance.
Reference: [https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.php PHP Manual: file_get_contents()].
Follow-up to [50810], [52696], [52698], [52701].
Props maxkellermann.
See #55069.
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Implement the `wp_cache_add_multiple`, `wp_cache_set_multiple` and `wp_cache_delete_multiple` in a number of core functions after they were introduced in [52700]
Props: spacedmonkey, adamsilverstein, flixos90, mitogh.
Fixes: #55029.
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The original order was alphabetical, which became less obvious as newer functions got added, resulting in a somewhat random order.
This commits aims to organize the functions and related `WP_Object_Cache` methods in a more predictable order:
* `wp_cache_init()`
* `wp_cache_add()`
* `wp_cache_add_multiple()`
* `wp_cache_replace()`
* `wp_cache_set()`
* `wp_cache_set_multiple()`
* `wp_cache_get()`
* `wp_cache_get_multiple()`
* `wp_cache_delete()`
* `wp_cache_delete_multiple()`
* `wp_cache_incr()`
* `wp_cache_decr()`
* `wp_cache_flush()`
* `wp_cache_close()`
* `wp_cache_add_global_groups()`
* `wp_cache_add_non_persistent_groups()`
* `wp_cache_switch_to_blog()`
* `wp_cache_reset()`
Follow-up to [3011], [6543], [7986], [13066], [18580], [21403], [47938], [52700], [52703-52705].
See #54728, #54574.
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While this was previously added and reverted more than once as part of various documentation cleanup efforts, `wp_cache_switch_to_blog()` appears to be the correct alternative for `wp_cache_reset()`, per the latter's DocBlock.
This commit also corrects the `@deprecated` tag for `WP_Object_Cache::reset()` to link to the `::switch_to_blog()` method of the class, instead of the function of the same name.
Follow-up to [13066], [21403], [22111], [33678], [34225], [34226], [40929].
See #54729.
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`file_get_contents()` is faster than `fread()`, because the PHP core can decide how to best read the remaining file; it could decide to issue just one `read()` call or `mmap()` the file first.
Per the PHP manual, `file_get_contents()` or `stream_get_contents()` is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by the OS to enhance performance.
Reference: [https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.php PHP Manual: file_get_contents()].
Follow-up to [50810], [52696], [52698].
Props maxkellermann.
See #55069.
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Add new caching functions named `wp_cache_add_multiple`, `wp_cache_set_multiple` and `wp_cache_delete_multiple`. All of these functions allow for an array of data to be passed, so that multiple cache objects can be created / edited / deleted in a single function call. This follows on from [47938] where the `wp_cache_get_multiple` function was introduced and allowed for multiple cache objects to be received in one call.
Props: spacedmonkey, tillkruess, adamsilverstein, flixos90, mitogh, pbearne.
Fixes: #54574.
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When providing file paths to scripts (editorScript, script or viewScript), when there is a trailing ./ included then there was a different md5 generated for the file that didn't match the one used with the file generated in the translations folder.
Props Rahe.
See #54797.
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`file_get_contents()` is faster than `fread()`, because the PHP core can decide how to best read the remaining file; it could decide to issue just one `read()` call or `mmap()` the file first.
Per the PHP manual, `file_get_contents()` or `stream_get_contents()` is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by the OS to enhance performance.
Reference: [https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.php PHP Manual: file_get_contents()].
Follow-up to [12044], [49073], [52696].
Props maxkellermann.
See #55069.
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This change improves performance for classic themes by removing an unnecessary query and fixes an issue where a classic theme would show "Empty template: Index" on the frontend when an empty `(block-)templates/index.html` file exists.
Props johnbillion, ianatkins, Mamaduka, costdev, manfcarlo, dolphingg, audrasjb, madeinua, kapilpaul, rafiahmedd, SergeyBiryukov.
Fixes#54844.
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`stream_get_contents()` is faster than `fread()`, because the PHP core can decide how to best read the remaining file; it could decide to issue just one `read()` call or `mmap()` the file first.
Per the PHP manual, `file_get_contents()` or `stream_get_contents()` is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by the OS to enhance performance.
Reference: [https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.php PHP Manual: file_get_contents()].
Follow-up to [12174].
Props maxkellermann.
See #55069.
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Prevent the transient setters and getters from attempting to use the database table before they exist during the installation process.
During installation transients now use the `wp_cache_*()` functions on all sites, including those without a persistent cache, to prevent database errors. The use of the caching functions stores the data in memory for the duration of the request to account for transient data that is used multiple times during installation.
Props dd32, audrasjb, tnolte, antonvlasenko, noisysocks, peterwilsoncc.
Fixes#54849.
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This makes it easier to determine in a callback function whether this is an existing post being updated or not.
Follow-up to [8635], [8702], [27130], [27138], [28106], [28788], [47633].
Props nhadsall, mukesh27.
Fixes#46228.
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