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@gaambo Yes, the phpcs tests don't seem to fail for these (in both Gutenberg and core) |
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Changes were incorporated in #58389. |
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This PR updates fixes some code formating errors from merging gutenberg into core.
See:
WordPress/wordpress-develop#5922 (comment)
WordPress/wordpress-develop#5922 (comment)
Additionally, the rest of the file (
navigation-link/index.php) andpost-terms/index.php(since it was changed in similar manners because of the WP_Block_Type::$variations changes) were checked and fixed as well.Question: Any way to check for these coding standards locally? I was running
npm run lint:phpbut it never complained about those - are those some core only style guides which don't get enforced in Gutenberg?