Paul Biron

It applies the filter in `QM_Collector_HTTP::log_http_response()` and adds the results of the filter to a new member of the HTTP "object" that QM stores. Then in `QM_Collector_HTTP::process()` it checks that...

The wordpress-beta-tester plugin already hooks into the filter in this PR (see https://github.com/afragen/wordpress-beta-tester/blob/develop/src/WPBT/WPBT_Beta_RC.php#L255). Of course, we can always change that part of beta tester if, for example, you have a...

Here is a screenshot of beta tester without the PR applied.  And here is a screenshot with it applied. 

I've been struggling with this for a long time as well. My use case is to mimic the various `wp_dropdown_xxx()` functions in core, for use as InspectorControls. Just yesterday I...

here's how I'm using it in my block: ```js-jsx ... edit: function ( props ) { return [ , props.setAttributes( { term: value } ) } /> ]; } ```

> (Doesn't it seem kind of nuts these oft-used core mimicking functions aren't part of Gutenberg? It does to me.) I completely agree that GB should include controls that mimic...

> Within it I stashed a function which is the REST caller, and what amounts to a "data store" for the returned post list, since my page typically has tens...

> The only problem with it (for my immediate need) is that: > > * when you select the block this is an InspectorControl for the dynamic options aren't yet...

I've just thrown together what I think is a fix for this, but I need to do a bit more testing (including figuring out the best way to write unit...

Question: what do folks think should happen in the following case: Suppose a post's `post_content` contains `[gallery ids="123,456"]` and for some reason (beyond the importer's control) the media attachment with...