Closed spencerfinnell closed 1 year ago
It's difficult enough supporting one version and there are no plans to support more!
So the plan is always the latest official major release of WordPress?
Draft PR #239 has my findings for 6.4
support.
Unfortunately it's not that straightforward. This project is only tested against specific versions of Gutenberg libraries, and the recommendation (if you are using it on a WP site) is to use the Gutenberg plugin that matches those versions.
The mapping between the plugin and the version of Gutenberg built into WordPress is not simple, and I can't say which version it will work with. Often the built-in version won't work as it's a few months older and doesn't provide the functions that this project relies on. Right now the version in WordPress is much newer.
Right. I know it's a jumble.
I had been using the isolated editor with WordPress 6.3 (no Gutenberg plugin), then installed Gutenberg nightly and the changes in the PR were all I found that were needed to support it -- previously there were a lot more incompatibilities. 🤷🏻
Feel free to close both the issue and PR if they aren't relevant to the planned update process.
Implemented via https://github.com/Automattic/isolated-block-editor/pull/245
Hello @johngodley, first of all, thank you for all of your great work on this project -- it's immensely helpful.
I'm wondering about your plans for supporting multiple versions of WordPress when the
lock
/unlock
needs to be updated for each major WordPress version?https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/49784
Changing it to support
6.4
will break6.3
, etc.FYI -- that change seemed all that was needed for testing the latest Gutenberg nightly (in my usage).