Leonidas Milosis

One possible alternative approach could be: * Whenever the links of a post are updated and we detect that the first content image is a resized one, we check whether...

After some investigation together with @marinakoleva , this is a technical summary of the culprit: The source of truth for assessing if a keyword is used elsewhere in the site...

For the dev that picks this up: One thing that strikes me as weird is that we have the `wpseo_taxonomy_meta` option as the source of the truth here, even though...

> Also for is_connected please add a test to include this case I'm not including a test for that case, because we're removing that function anyway [here](https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/pull/22120/files#diff-15bee59339facd326b592b84fb6e88a54f1d0ebace270524f90e294a3aa9a844L93). When that PR...

Thank you @kkmuffme for your suggestion, indeed we should not be flushing that group there. I'm moving the task to our board to be picked up as soon as our...

Hi @samuelmichaud We're currently picking up its implementation.

Personally, I'd rather not guard against `$source` being a part of any specific path, which would limit the third-party author's flexibility. The filter is added to grant them that flexibility,...

In any case, I've now added the guardrails of validating against being either a string or an error, which is already an improvement. As for guarding against the path being...

> Is it even possible for $source to be a `WP_Error` going into this filter? Indeed, I dont think it's possible to be an `WP_Error` going into this filter. It...

> I'm still trying to see why `upgrader_pre_install` won't work for you Because in order to achieve what this new filter allows us to do, we need access to the...