A11y: Move script module HTML printing to 6.7 compat#65620
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This code is needed for compatibility with WordPress < 6.7. The filter should only be registered if the Core filter will not run, otherwise redundant elements are printed. See: WordPress/wordpress-develop#7405
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Tested with:
- Core trunk (including the changes from WordPress/wordpress-develop#7405)
- Core trunk version without WordPress/wordpress-develop#7405
Works like a charm in both cases 👍
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- Ensure that the HTML printing for the @wordpress/a11y script module does not conflict with Core. - Move the @wordpress/a11y script module code to the 6.7 compat directory. The a11y script module HTML printing filters are set conditionally. If Core would set them, Gutenberg does not. This ensures that duplicate HTML elements (with identical element IDs) are not added to the page. This is necessary for compatibility with WordPress 6.7 that adds the @wordpress/a11y Script Module. See https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/59089. --- Co-authored-by: sirreal <jonsurrell@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: michalczaplinski <czapla@git.wordpress.org>
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I just cherry-picked this PR to the wp/6.7 branch to get it included in the next release: 783c65e |
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What?
@wordpress/a11yscript module does not conflict with Core.@wordpress/a11yscript module code to the 6.7 compat directory.This PR is dependent on WordPress/wordpress-develop#7405
Why?
When WordPress/wordpress-develop#7405 lands, this could would run redundantly and create multiple DOM elements with the same ID.
How?
Conditionally set the filters based on the presence of the new method in Core.
Testing Instructions
Ensure the regions are created but are not duplicated when testing with Core ([59089] or later).