Unfortunately, in my overzealous desire to fix all the un-capitalised Ps, [42343] capitalled some Ps that intentionally should not be capitals.
This commit fixes the incorrectly capitalling of Ps, as well as including unit tests and PHPCS instructions to ensure we never capitulate to capitalisationing them again.
Props superdav42.
Fixes#43040.
Fixes#43041.
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WordPress' code just... wasn't.
This is now dealt with.
Props jrf, pento, netweb, GaryJ, jdgrimes, westonruter, Greg Sherwood from PHPCS, and everyone who's ever contributed to WPCS and PHPCS.
Fixes#41057.
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We have a handful of super long regexen that are written over multiple lines, as a collection of strings concatenated together. Each string is indented appropriately for the regex, but PHPCS doesn't recognised this, so defaults to removing the extra whitespace.
Disabling the `Squiz.Strings.ConcatenationSpacing.PaddingFound` rule for these blocks stops the extra whitespace from being removed.
See #41057.
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The WPCS `WordPress.WhiteSpace.PrecisionAlignment` rule throws warnings for a bunch of code that will likely cause issues for `wpcbf`. Fixing these manually beforehand gives us better auto-fixed results later.
See #41057.
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[41496] removed support for numbered placeholders in queries send through `wpdb::prepare()`, which, despite being undocumented, were quite commonly used.
This change restores support for numbered placeholders (as well as a subset of placeholder formatting), while also adding extra checks to ensure the correct number of arguments are being passed to `wpdb::prepare()`, given the number of placeholders.
See #41925.
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[41701] included a bug with PHP < 5.4. Prior to then, `html_entity_decode()` decoded into `ISO-8859-1`, when we actually need it to use `UTF-8`.
Fixes#35293.
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This was previously attempted in [41043], which unfortunately had severe performance issues, the regex it used was fatally slow on long posts.
This version now uses an array of all emoji that Twemoji supports, which maintains the accuracy of [41043], while being the same speed or only a few ms slower than the code prior to [41043].
As with [41043], the `grunt precommit:emoji` task detects when `twemoji.js` has changed, and regenerates the array.
Props jmdodd for feedback, suggestions, and insults where appropriate.
Fixes#35293. 🤞🏻
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Previously, these filters were being run once per post, but the changes in [41043] caused them to be run once per emoji found.
We will not stand idly by while this kind of unfair performance penalty is placed on the emoji literate. The filters are now run once only, emoji aficionados everywhere can rest easy, knowing their posts will be just as performant as their emoji-less cousins.
Props ocean90 for noticing this severe oversight.
See #35293.
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- Older versions of PHP don't know how to `html_entity_decode()` emoji.
- The fall back regex was a little too broad, catching characters that aren't emoji.
See #35293.
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Previously, `wp_encode_emoji()` and `wp_staticize_emoji()` used inaccurate regular expressions to find emoji, and transform then into HTML entities or `<img>`s, respectively. This would result in emoji not being correctly transformed, or occasionally, non-emoji being incorrectly transformed.
This commit adds a new `grunt` task - `grunt precommit:emoji`. It finds the regex in `twemoji.js`, transforms it into a PHP-friendly version, and adds it to `formatting.php`. This task is also automatically run by `grunt precommit`, when it detects that `twemoji.js` has changed.
The new regex requires features introduced in PCRE 8.32, which was introduced in PHP 5.4.14, though it was also backported to later releases of the PHP 5.3 series. For versions of PHP that don't support this, it will fall back to an updated version of the loose-matching regex.
For short posts, the performance difference between the old and new regex is negligible. As the posts get longer, however, the new method is exponentially faster.
Fixes#35293.
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Updates Twemoji to 2.3.0 to include Emoji 5 support.
The pride flag test is replaced with a test for the English flag, a five character sub-devision locale. The UN flag test is retained as the most recent two character locale.
An Emoji 5 "bearded person" replaces both Emoji 4 tests.
Fixes#40858.
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Brings the minimum characters expected for a valid email address to six, which matches the expectations in `wp_handle_comment_submission()` and REST API email arguments.
Props rmccue, lukecavanagh, rachelbaker, desrosj, sudar.
Fixes#38708.
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Updates Twemoji and adds a second Emoji 4 test to include a shrugging man. Emoji 4 is being implemented gradually, while some browsers now support the female technologist, the indifferent shrugging man is breaking things with his presence.
Props peterwilsoncc, pento for code review.
Fixes#40615.
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Applies "letter D with stroke" replacement made in [38646] for Serbian (`sr_RS`) to Bosnian (`bs_BA`) as well.
Props H3llas for the report.
Fixes#39658.
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Like its predecessor (`sanitize_text_field()`), `sanitize_textarea_field()` is a helper function to sanitise user input. As the name suggests, this function is for sanitising input from `textarea` fields - it strips tags and invalid UTF-8 characters, like `sanitize_text_field()`, but retains newlines and extra inline whitespace.
Props ottok, nbachiyski, chriscct7, pento.
Fixes#32257.
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Emoji 4 adds 32 new professions, (with variations for gender and skin tone), and updates 33 existing character for male and female variations.
Fixes#38113 for trunk.
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[38592] changed the functionality of `wpautop()`, but didn't update the associated comment to match.
Fixes#4857.
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`wpautop()` considers double line breaks to be the separator between block level HTML elements. By adding two line breaks before a block element, this allows us to process the text before a block element correctly.
Fixes#4857.
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* Latin small letter n preceded by apostrophe
* Latin capital letter Eng
* Latin small letter Eng
Props gitlost.
Fixes#37564.
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This includes a new test in the emoji loader, to see if the browser supports rendering Unicode 9.0 emoji, as well as an update to `twemoji.js`, to load Unicode 9.0 twemoji images.
The default CDN location for loading Twemoji images has changed, moving to a versioned subdirectory. This allows updates without needing to purge the CDN.
Fixes#37361.
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Custom permalink structures require at least one valid structure tag, e.g. `%postname%`. If none is included, it would leave users with broken permalinks.
Let's make sure this won't happen by validating the permalink structure.
Adds unit tests.
Props rockwell15 for initial patch.
Fixes#35936.
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Replaces unsecure links in documentation and translator comments with their secure versions.
Props johnpgreen, netweb
Fixes#36993
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Covers:
* Currency signs
* Decompositions for Latin-1 Supplement
* Decompositions for Latin Extended-A
* Decompositions for Latin Extended-B
* Vowels with diacritic (Chinese, Hanyu Pinyin)
* Characters replaced for the `de_DE`, `de_DE_formal`, and `da_DK` locales
Props john_schlick for the initial work.
Props DrewAPicture, ocean90.
See #34677.
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Applying these specially-crafted `@see` tags allows the Code Reference parser to recognize and link these elements as actions and filters.
See #36921.
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Use SVG images in supporting browsers, otherwise fall back to PNG images. Add the filters `emoji_svg_url` and `emoji_svg_ext`.
Introduces unit tests to check the Emoji CDN filters.
Fixes#36525
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When the options table is set to `utf8` instead of `utf8mb4`, emoji will be stripped from the blog name and description when they're saved. Instead of stripping them, they can be encode as HTML entities.
Fixes#36122.
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Also use 'back-compat' in some inline comments where backward compatibility is the subject and shorthand feels more natural.
Note: 'backwards compatibility/compatibile' can also be considered correct, though it's primary seen in regular use in British English.
Props ocean90.
Fixes#36835.
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