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Fix unlist button and add reasons to email - #747
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Combine the editor-package imports so there is a single import per package (no-duplicate-imports) and let prettier format them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolve the conflict in notifications.php: keep trunk's removal of the wporg_unlist_pattern listener and keep the unlisted-detail meta registration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Moderator
participant UnlistModal
participant UnlistButton
participant PatternMeta
participant Notifications
participant AuthorEmail
Moderator->>UnlistModal: enter reason and message
UnlistModal->>UnlistButton: submit reason and message
UnlistButton->>PatternMeta: save message metadata
Notifications->>PatternMeta: read and delete message metadata
Notifications->>AuthorEmail: append message after unlisting reason
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@public_html/wp-content/plugins/pattern-directory/src/pattern-post-type/unlist-button/modal.js:
- Line 104: Update onSubmit so it returns the savePost promise, then await it
and check editorStore’s didPostSaveRequestFail() selector before dispatching the
submitted confirmation. Dispatch only when the selector is false; on failure,
keep the modal retryable and show an error.
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Thanks Maggie. I merged trunk to fix the conflicts and tested this locally and on the sandbox.
I couldn't reproduce the missing Unlist button on trunk. The old imports still work, so that part isn't the fix. Could you update the PR description so it doesn't say this fixes the missing button?
The email part works, and the author now gets your message. Left comments to sort out before merging.
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| 'description' => 'A message from the moderator, included in the email sent to the author when a pattern is unlisted.', | ||
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| 'show_in_rest' => true, |
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Once the pattern is published again, anyone can read this message from the public API
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Limiting it to the edit context hides it from the public API while the editor can still read and save it
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| 'show_in_rest' => array( 'schema' => array( 'context' => array( 'edit' ) ) ), |
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Fixed in 2933b48: the meta is now show_in_rest => array( 'schema' => array( 'context' => array( 'edit' ) ) ). Covered by test_message_is_not_public.
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| // Append the moderator's message to the author, if one was provided. | ||
| $detail = get_post_meta( $post->ID, UNLISTED_DETAIL_META, true ); |
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Nothing clears this message, so if the pattern is re-listed and later unlisted from the list screen or the bulk action, the author gets the old message again.
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Deleting it right after it's read fixes this
| $detail = get_post_meta( $post->ID, UNLISTED_DETAIL_META, true ); | |
| $detail = get_post_meta( $post->ID, UNLISTED_DETAIL_META, true ); | |
| delete_post_meta( $post->ID, UNLISTED_DETAIL_META ); |
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Fixed in 2933b48: notify_pattern_unlisted() reads and deletes the meta first thing, so it's cleared even when it bails early (e.g. no author). Covered by test_message_is_emailed_once, which relists and unlists again via wp_update_post.
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| 'wporg-pattern-flag-reason': [ reasonId ], | ||
| meta: { _wporg_unlist_reason_detail: details }, |
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A message that mentions data-wp- fails the save with "Patterns cannot contain interactivity directives", so the pattern stays published
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Leaving _wporg_unlist_reason_detail out of the two $request['meta'] checks in pattern-validation.php would fix it, since this text only goes into the email.
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Fixed in 2933b48: added get_rendered_meta(), which drops _wporg_unlist_reason_detail from $request['meta'] for both the control-character and directive checks. The test unlists with a message mentioning data-wp-interactive.
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| 'The pattern has been unlisted, and your internal note has been saved.', | ||
| 'The pattern has been unlisted, and the author has been notified by email.', |
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This shows before the save finishes. No email goes out for translated patterns or when the author account no longer exists.
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This would be true in every case.
| 'The pattern has been unlisted, and the author has been notified by email.', | |
| 'The pattern has been unlisted.', |
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Fixed in 2933b48: the text is now "The pattern has been unlisted.", and it only shows once the save succeeded (see the CodeRabbit thread).
| import UnlistModal from './modal'; | ||
| import './unlist.scss'; | ||
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| const PluginPostStatusInfo = PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditor || PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditPost; |
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wp.editPost.PluginPostStatusInfo still works on WordPress 7.2 with Gutenberg 24, both locally and on the wporg sandbox, so this fallback never kicks in.
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Fixed in 2933b48: imports only from @wordpress/editor now, and the fallback line is gone.
| } from '@wordpress/editor'; | ||
| import { PluginDocumentSettingPanel as PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost } from '@wordpress/edit-post'; | ||
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| const PluginDocumentSettingPanel = PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditor || PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost; |
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Same here, the old import still works, so this fallback never kicks in.
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Fixed in 2933b48: imports only from @wordpress/editor now.
| // `PluginDocumentSettingPanel` moved from `@wordpress/edit-post` to `@wordpress/editor`. | ||
| // Import from both and use whichever the running WordPress version provides. | ||
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| PluginDocumentSettingPanel as PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditor, | ||
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| } from '@wordpress/editor'; | ||
| import { PluginDocumentSettingPanel as PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost } from '@wordpress/edit-post'; | ||
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| const PluginDocumentSettingPanel = PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditor || PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost; |
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Importing only from @wordpress/editor is enough, since production is well past 6.6.
| // `PluginDocumentSettingPanel` moved from `@wordpress/edit-post` to `@wordpress/editor`. | |
| // Import from both and use whichever the running WordPress version provides. | |
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| PluginDocumentSettingPanel as PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditor, | |
| store as editorStore, | |
| } from '@wordpress/editor'; | |
| import { PluginDocumentSettingPanel as PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost } from '@wordpress/edit-post'; | |
| const PluginDocumentSettingPanel = PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditor || PluginDocumentSettingPanelFromEditPost; | |
| import { PluginDocumentSettingPanel, store as editorStore } from '@wordpress/editor'; |
| // `PluginPostStatusInfo` moved from `@wordpress/edit-post` to `@wordpress/editor`. | ||
| // Import from both and use whichever the running WordPress version provides. | ||
| import { PluginPostStatusInfo as PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditor, store as editorStore } from '@wordpress/editor'; | ||
| import { PluginPostStatusInfo as PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditPost } from '@wordpress/edit-post'; |
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Same here, importing only from @wordpress/editor is enough.
| // `PluginPostStatusInfo` moved from `@wordpress/edit-post` to `@wordpress/editor`. | |
| // Import from both and use whichever the running WordPress version provides. | |
| import { PluginPostStatusInfo as PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditor, store as editorStore } from '@wordpress/editor'; | |
| import { PluginPostStatusInfo as PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditPost } from '@wordpress/edit-post'; | |
| import { PluginPostStatusInfo, store as editorStore } from '@wordpress/editor'; |
| const PluginPostStatusInfo = PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditor || PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditPost; | ||
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This line can go once the import above changes.
| const PluginPostStatusInfo = PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditor || PluginPostStatusInfoFromEditPost; |
- Only moderators can write the message, and it is exposed in the REST edit context only, so the public API never shows it. - Consume the message when the pattern is unlisted, so a later unlisting (list screen, bulk action) doesn't resend it. - Leave the message out of the meta control-character and directive checks, since it only goes into a plain-text email. - Wait for the post save and check `didPostSaveRequestFail()` before confirming; keep the modal retryable on failure. The confirmation no longer claims an email was sent. - Import the slot fills from `@wordpress/editor` only; the old location still works, so the fallback was never used. - Add tests for the message flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
The Unlist modal's textarea used to save an internal note that only moderators could see, even though moderators often want to tell the author what is wrong so they can fix it and resubmit. Now the text is also included in the "pattern unlisted" email sent to the author. The field is renamed to "Message to the pattern author" so it is clear the content will be sent to them.
The message is stored in the
_wporg_unlist_reason_detailpost meta, which:editcontext only, so it never shows in the public API,data-wp-*directives), since it only ever goes into a plain-text email.The modal now waits for the post save to finish and only confirms "The pattern has been unlisted." when it succeeded; on failure it shows an error and stays open so the moderator can retry.
PluginPostStatusInfoandPluginDocumentSettingPanelare now imported from@wordpress/editor(where they live since WordPress 6.6) instead of the deprecated@wordpress/edit-postlocation. This is a cleanup only: the old imports still work, so it does not change whether the Unlist button shows.How to test
data-wp-interactive).GET /wp/v2/wporg-pattern/<id>withoutcontext=editdoes not include_wporg_unlist_reason_detail.Automated coverage:
tests/phpunit/class-unlist-message-test.php.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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