Download plugins and themes directly from WordPress.org, not via plugin-proxy.php #711
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WordPress.org now serves the
Access-Control-Allow-*
headers necessary to perform a directfetch()
without going through plugin-proxy.php. This commit thus removes the usages of plugin-proxy.php.The plugin proxy is now only used by the Pull Request previewers. As a follow up, let's consider splitting them to a separate package or even to the playground-tools repo.
Testing Instructions
To test, go to http://localhost:5400/website-server/?theme=pendant&plugin=gutenberg and confirm that both the Pendant theme and the Gutenberg plugins are installed, and also that the zip files are downloaded directly from wordpress.org
cc @akirk