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This appears to already be invoked by the `EditorProvider`. The redundant invocation was likely erroneously left in place when we began using the `EditorProvider` recently. #24 https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/219065c3be5881a68a8667fda9c04c7b7f546763/packages/editor/src/components/provider/index.js#L178
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* fix: Remove redundant `getEditorSettings` invocation This appears to already be invoked by the `EditorProvider`. The redundant invocation was likely erroneously left in place when we began using the `EditorProvider` recently. #24 https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/219065c3be5881a68a8667fda9c04c7b7f546763/packages/editor/src/components/provider/index.js#L178 * fix: Disable the editor sub-registry Reinstate the editor singleton registry so that third-party blocks may query the block editor state.
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This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`.
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This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`.
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This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`.
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This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`.
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This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`.
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* build: Add patch-package * build: Configure patch-package * fix: Replace unsupported editor architecture This largely reverts #24, which resulted in several regressions. Namely, oddities in the block toolbar emptying and empty Patterns/Media tabs in the block inserter. The previous changes was implemented to workaround an experimental API that is no longer exported after WordPress/gutenberg#64892. That remains an issue, but the new workaround is to patch Gutenberg itself to export this necessary API with `patch-package`. * fix: Disable interception `blob:` URLs leading to an Android crash While the reason for why the `blob:` requests trigger is unknown, they originate when utilizing the block inserter's Patterns tab. The requests seemingly originate from the embedded editor previews rendered for each pattern.
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This PR addresses an issue where a removed experimental API breaks the editor in the latest Gutenberg version.
It now uses the
EditorProviderexported from@wordpress/editorHowever, the main issue is that the media library tab no longer loads because theinserterMediaCategoriesdata is missing.This occurs because the data is marked as private, and the
EditorProvidercomponent removes it using the BlockEditorProvider, where the propstripExperimentalSettingsis set to true.In Gutenberg, the editor uses
ExperimentalEditorProviderwithExperimentalBlockEditorProvider, but these are not publicly exported.For now, we can merge this to have a working editor and then look for a long-term solution, likely by attempting to export the other provider as a private API until it is no longer marked as experimental.
Additionally, this PR updates the WordPress packages to their latest versions, adding support for multi-select.
A new middleware is introduced in the API Fetch setup to avoid fetching post content when the editor loads. We are already passing the data, and fetching it again can slow down the editor on slower connections and cause issues where content might flicker or reload.
Regarding post loading, for empty posts, a post ID is expected when the editor loads. For drafts, the Web editor generates a post ID by auto-saving. Since this functionality is not available, a
-1post ID is set to ensure the editor loads correctly.To test
Note
You can use the following WordPress iOS build to test these changes
Precondition: Enable the feature flag
Experimental Block EditorTest case 1 - The editor loads an existing post
Test case 2 - The editor loads with a new post