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Update Gutenberg to use 2022 #133

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jffng opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 2 comments
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Update Gutenberg to use 2022 #133

jffng opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 2 comments
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Good First Issue Good for newcomers [Type] Code Quality [Type] Discussion [Type] Gutenberg An upstream bug or feature request in Gutenberg

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jffng commented Oct 19, 2021

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It would be helpful to get more folks working on Gutenberg to start testing with 2022. Some ideas that could help with that:

  • Tag releases (similar to this) prior to the theme's inclusion in core, so Gutenberg can pin its testing dependency on a specific version of the theme.
  • Replace tt1-blocks with twentytwentytwo in the .wp-env.json config

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These seems like a great idea, and I feel like it would help with testing. I love the idea of releases, as it also affords the ability for user to download a .zip. In case their not as technically inclined or interested in spinning up a unique site/codebase, etc.

@colorful-tones colorful-tones added the Good First Issue Good for newcomers label Oct 30, 2021
@jffng jffng changed the title Encourage more testing using 2022 Update Gutenberg to use 2022 Nov 2, 2021
@jffng jffng added the [Type] Gutenberg An upstream bug or feature request in Gutenberg label Nov 2, 2021
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jffng commented Nov 12, 2021

Closing this since the theme is in core trunk now.

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