Dion Hulse

> Currently the need for PHP 7+ is limited to some additional features related to the PHP encryption stack (and possibly the Webauthn implementation) so I would strongly encourage us...

@adamziel Escalated to Systems: https://make.wordpress.org/systems/2024/04/10/enable-cors-for-core-translation-downloads/

Closing as the PR is stale and changes were already merged.

> looks like the same functionality is now in place for the plugin, the import_allow_fetch_attachments filter. maybe. The functionality of that filter is that it skips importing attachments entirely. This...

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Yeah I agree and understand, I couldn't see another issue logged that actually had the specific cause, so figured I'd file it at least for reference. In this case, it's...

@whysthatso Mitigation for me was to adjust the error reporting to exclude deprecated warnings and notices/warnings being generated. I did just comment out the problematic headers though for a while....

I wonder if compressing + base64encoding the data into a single header is a viable option, modern javascript supports https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CompressionStream which should be able to decode such data.

@rinatkhaziev Using `range()` for that is never going to be very representative for compression, especially when the source contains text and repeated paths/errors. Going back to the (truncated) above headers...