Block API: Block Context: Assign block global for render_callback #21868
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…1868) * Framework: WP_Block: Assign block global for render_callback * Block API: Mark block global as experimental
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Previously: #21467
Temporary resolution for: #21797
This pull request seeks to revert changes to the PHP
render_callbacksignature introduced in #21467. In order to provide block context, it now assigns a$blockglobal with the current block instance immediately before a block type'srender_callbackis invoked. This restores an initial implementation of #21467, where there are some justifications for use of a global in the original comment (strikethroughtext) and #21467 (comment).Testing Instructions:
Repeat testing instructions from #21467. Optionally, it was made easier to test in later development of #21467, using the "Gutenberg Test Block Context" plugin included in the default development environment, via the associated "Test Context Provider" block.
There are also a number of automated tests to verify:
(If you have trouble getting PHP unit tests running, try referring to guidance at #21467 (comment))