Interactivity: Export withScope() and allow to use it with asynchronous operations.
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cbravobernal
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What?
As discussed in: #57815
Export withScope, so the developer can access a context in a global event.
Why?
The best way to work with global events in the Interactivity API is using the directives
data-wp-on-windowordata-wp-on-document. But still, there can be scenarios where those are not sufficient.#57815 (comment)
Testing Instructions
Automated tests are included. But you can use any example available in the discussion:
#57815