Plugin: Fix REST API class redeclaration #40265
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Mamaduka
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Looks good, thanks @gziolo ! Let's wait for the CI first before landing though 😄
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The performance tests job failed, but I belive it's because we run it against |
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Cherry-picked this PR to the Gutenberg 13.0 plugin release to ensure it can be tested with the latest version of WordPress core. |
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What?
When testing the Gutenberg plugin with the most recent version of WordPres core it throws fatal error after: WordPress/wordpress-develop@a807e86.
Why?
2 new classes weren't correctly guarded against redeclaration.
How?
Correctly check whether classes just added to WordPress core are already declared.
Testing Instructions
All CI checks should pass again.