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Documentation: Move the theme into Meta so wporg-documentation-2022 can be retired - #950
Makes this repository the home of the WordPress.org/documentation/ theme, so that https://github.com/WordPress/wporg-documentation-2022 can be retired and we stop syncing between the two. The Support HelpHub plugin from that repository is already here and identical, apart from this repository's newer phpcs:ignore annotations, so it needs no changes.
Brings it in line with the root PHPCS ruleset and the @wordpress/scripts Stylelint config, with no behavior changes.
Builds with @wordpress/scripts 36 on Node 24 and commits build/, following wporg-plugins-2024, with the lockfile committed for reproducible builds. A small webpack plugin gives every emitted file a final newline.
Replaces the standalone repository's build workflow, which appended the commit SHA to the style.css version. Stylesheets are already versioned by filemtime() and scripts by their .asset.php hash, so nothing relied on it.
Redirects
site-documentation.php, an mu-plugin a private script synced to production, moves into the theme as inc/redirects.php: the global-search redirect plus 71 old-URL redirects, unchanged. The theme is only active on /documentation/. The redirects can't go into Support HelpHub, because that plugin also runs on the locale support sites, where the search redirect would take over forum searches. A new namespace keeps the functions from colliding with the old mu-plugin while both are deployed.
Development environment
environments/documentation, started with npm run documentation:env start, runs the theme with Support HelpHub. On first start it imports the live site's 27 categories, 37 major releases, 7 pages, 321 articles, and 910 version pages over the REST API, keeping production post IDs. It replaces the 15 MB of WXR exports the standalone repository committed. The API only serves rendered HTML to logged-out requests, so that's what gets imported. The import only marks itself done once everything has arrived, and resumes on the next start otherwise.
CI
The theme joins the matrix in js-css-lint.yml, which lints its JS and CSS and fails if the committed build output doesn't match a fresh build. PHP is already covered by the repository-wide PHPCS job.
Not carried over
The standalone repository's composer.json, yarn.lock workspace, wp-cli.local.yml, env/ fixtures and setup script, and lighthouse scripts, all replaced by this repository's existing tooling. There are no translations to move: the site is English-only, and none of the theme's strings are in a translate.wordpress.org project today.
Deploying
Merging changes nothing on the live site. /documentation/ keeps serving the GitHub-deployed copy at wp-content/themes/wporg-documentation-2022 until its stylesheet_root option points at /themes/pub. Until then, the old mu-plugin keeps its redirects registered. The remaining steps are on the private side:
Deploy, and confirm the new copy shows up in wp theme list --url=wordpress.org/documentation/.
Point the site at it: wp option update stylesheet_root /themes/pub, then clear the theme_roots transient. Don't use wp theme activate, which is a no-op for the active slug, or a wp-admin theme switch, which would remap sidebars.
Stop deploying site-documentation.php and the GitHub copy of the theme, and retire the private sync script. Until the old copy is removed, pointing stylesheet_root back at /themes is an instant rollback.
Two things to check first, because I can't see them: whether the site has slug-keyed state (theme mods, wp_template / wp_template_part posts), and how the deploy handles themes/pub. If there's no stored state, switching to a fresh slug normally would also work.
Once this has shipped, wporg-documentation-2022's 7 open issues get closed with a pointer to Meta Trac, the same way as WordPress/HelpHub#369, and the repository gets archived.
Verification
phpcs against the root ruleset and --standard=WordPress is clean for every added PHP file. JS and CSS lint is clean.
The rebuilt stylesheets match production byte for byte, apart from currentColor → currentcolor. The editor-only index.js differs only in minification.
Ran the new environment from scratch: the import completes in about 30 seconds and a second run is a no-op. Post IDs and category and release assignments match production.
Checked the front page, topic landing pages, category archives, articles, and version pages with no PHP notices. /customization/ renders the same as production.
Locally, searching redirects to /wp-admin/, because wp_safe_redirect() doesn't allow wordpress.org on localhost. On production it's the same host.
The pull request adds a WordPress Documentation theme with page templates, navigation, article-list rendering, and request hooks. It also adds a local WordPress environment that imports Documentation content and updates the theme’s build and lint configuration.
Changes: Documentation Theme
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Summary
Theme templates and presentation wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/{style.css,theme.json,parts/*,patterns/*,templates/*,src/style/*,build/style/*}, wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/index.php
Adds theme settings, page templates, reusable patterns, navigation and footer parts, and styles for the Documentation site.
Adds an editor block with server-rendered output for category archives and configured landing pages. The renderers list articles, include pagination where applicable, and handle Default Themes changelog articles.
Theme hooks and redirects wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/functions.php, wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/inc/redirects.php
Adds breadcrumb and topic link handling, query ordering, comment feedback behavior, term descriptions, Open Graph tags, navigation menus, and global search and legacy-path redirects.
Local environment and content import environments/documentation/*, environments/README.md, environments/package.json
Adds environment setup and startup scripts. The importer fetches REST API content, imports terms and posts using production IDs, and records completion after successful imports.
Theme build and lint checks wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/{package.json,.nvmrc,eslint.config.js,webpack.config.js}, .github/workflows/js-css-lint.yml, .github/README.md
Adds theme build and lint scripts, Node.js and ESLint configuration, newline handling for emitted assets, and lint workflow coverage for the theme.
The theme is mergeable with bounded follow-up, but refresh can fail after an interrupted import, and some feedback and topic-page renders still need correction.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 9e1be
The new build check leaves its checkout credential available while installing packages and does not explicitly limit token permissions. Forked pull requests use a restricted token, and a comparable check already exists, which limits the apparent increase in exposure. The effective permissions for other runs still need confirmation.
Retained concerns
Low · security · inferred: The new workflow retains its checkout credential across dependency installation without explicitly restricting token permissions. Package lifecycle code can therefore access that credential; the effective authority depends on repository settings, particularly for same-repository pull requests and trunk pushes.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The credential exposure is bounded to runs of the new Documentation workflow and the permissions of each run's repository token, not a demonstrated production credential or cross-service secret. Effective token scope for same-repository and trunk runs is unknown.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The two retained findings share one path: code installed from the checked-out theme dependencies may execute while checkout credentials remain available. The pull_request trigger limits fork-token authority, and a comparable existing workflow has the same pattern; neither fact determines the new job's effective token permissions on other runs.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Public request input does not choose an arbitrary redirect destination: search terms are URL-encoded into a fixed search URL, legacy paths select constant targets, and the redirect helper uses WordPress safe redirection. The handlers' request-scope boundary remains dependent on where the theme is active.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — A canceled or repeated build starts a separate workflow run; cancellation does not remove the credential exposure during a run's installation step. Local import retries are controlled by a completion option, with warned write failures outside its retry guarantee.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Declare read-only workflow token permissions and disable checkout credential persistence before npm installation, independent of repository defaults.
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Handle a WP_Error response before reading the status code.
If wp_remote_get() returns a WP_Error, wp_remote_retrieve_response_code() returns an empty string. The check still throws, so the flow is correct. The exception message then hides the real cause, for example a DNS or timeout error. A user on a network without access to wordpress.org cannot tell why the import failed.
Include the WP_Error message in the exception.
Proposed fix
- $batch = is_wp_error( $response ) ? null : json_decode( wp_remote_retrieve_body( $response ), true );- if ( 200 !== wp_remote_retrieve_response_code( $response ) || ! is_array( $batch ) ) {- throw new RuntimeException( esc_html( "Could not fetch {$endpoint} (page {$page}) from wordpress.org." ) );+ if ( is_wp_error( $response ) ) {+ throw new RuntimeException( esc_html( "Could not fetch {$endpoint} (page {$page}): " . $response->get_error_message() ) );+ }++ $batch = json_decode( wp_remote_retrieve_body( $response ), true );+ if ( 200 !== wp_remote_retrieve_response_code( $response ) || ! is_array( $batch ) ) {+ throw new RuntimeException( esc_html( "Could not fetch {$endpoint} (page {$page}) from wordpress.org." ) );
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Review comment at @environments/documentation/bin/import-content.php at line 56:
Update the response handling in the import flow to check
`is_wp_error($response)` before reading its status code and throw a
`RuntimeException` that includes `$response->get_error_message()`. Keep the
existing status-code and batch validation for non-error responses.
Post-type registration is required for import_posts to work.
get_post() returns a post of any type when the ID exists. The import skips a post if a different post already uses the same production ID. The import then reports it as imported or skipped without a warning. On a fresh environment this is fine. After a partial import into a site with other content, IDs can collide silently.
Log a warning when the existing post has a different type or slug.
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- if ( get_post( (int) $item['id'] ) ) {- continue;- }+ $existing = get_post( (int) $item['id'] );+ if ( $existing ) {+ if ( $existing->post_type !== $post_type ) {+ WP_CLI::warning( "ID {$item['id']} is already used by a {$existing->post_type}; skipped {$post_type} '{$item['slug']}'." );+ }+ continue;+ }
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Update the existing-post check in the import loop to compare the post returned
by get_post() with the expected post type and slug; warn through WP_CLI when
either differs, then preserve the existing skip behavior.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/documentation-theme.yml:
- Around line 19-28: In the check job, restrict workflow token permissions to
contents: read and configure the actions/checkout step with persist-credentials:
false so dependency lifecycle scripts cannot access persisted credentials.
Review comments at @environments/documentation/bin/import-content.php:
- Around line 218-229: Update the `wp_insert_term()` and `wp_insert_post()`
failure paths so a `WP_Error` aborts the import instead of merely warning and
continuing. Propagate the failure as a `RuntimeException` to the top-level
catch, ensuring `wporg_docs_env_imported` is updated only after all writes
succeed.
Review comments at
@wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/functions.php:
- Line 184: Update the postType check in modify_query_loop_block_query_vars to
use a fallback when $block->context['query']['postType'] is absent, while
preserving the existing helphub_article condition.
- Around line 254-262: Update the logged_in_as HTML assembly to close the first
paragraph and open a new paragraph before the forum message, avoiding the extra
unmatched closing tag. Preserve the existing message content and link
generation.
- Around line 305-329: In inject_term_description, check the result of
get_term_by before accessing term_id; when no category matches, return the
original block_content and leave the existing description and wrapper logic
unchanged.
Review comments at
@wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/inc/redirects.php:
- Line 146: Update redirect_old_content() and redirect_to_global_search() so
wp_safe_redirect() accepts their intended destinations: add wordpress.org and
developer.wordpress.org to WordPress’s allowed_redirect_hosts filter, preserving
existing allowed hosts.
- Around line 127-133: Update request-path handling before the `$path_redirects`
loop: extract the path from `REQUEST_URI`, normalize it with a trailing slash,
and match that normalized path against `$old_path` so slashless legacy URLs
redirect without matching sibling paths.
Review comments at
@wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/templates/single.html:
- Line 22: Add the missing closing brace to the wp:group block attributes JSON
in the group comment, ensuring the outer object is closed so the spacing and
border styles remain parseable.
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Review comments at @environments/documentation/bin/import-content.php:
- Line 56: Update the response handling in the import flow to check
`is_wp_error($response)` before reading its status code and throw a
`RuntimeException` that includes `$response->get_error_message()`. Keep the
existing status-code and batch validation for non-error responses.
- Around line 143-146: Update the existing-post check in the import loop to
compare the post returned by get_post() with the expected post type and slug;
warn through WP_CLI when either differs, then preserve the existing skip
behavior.
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Verbatim copy of source/wp-content/themes/wporg-documentation-2022, as the
starting point for making this repository the theme's home.
See https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8368.
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Fixes what the root PHPCS ruleset and the @wordpress/scripts Stylelint
config flag: file docblocks and @Package tags, parameter docs, inline
comment punctuation, and unused callback parameters. strip_tags() becomes
wp_strip_all_tags(), and currentColor becomes currentcolor. Behaviour is
unchanged.
The root ruleset's exclude for generated wp-scripts asset files now covers
themes, not just plugins, so committed build output does not fail the lint.
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…the output
The theme used to be built by the standalone repository's build workflow.
Commit the build output instead, as wporg-plugins-2024 does, so changes
here are deployable as is. The lockfile is committed so that CI can check
the build output is up to date.
A small webpack plugin ends every emitted file with a newline, which
minified bundles and copied block.json files otherwise lack. The ESLint
config treats @wordpress/* imports as the runtime-provided script
dependencies they are.
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The redirects lived in site-documentation.php, an mu-plugin in the
standalone repository that a private script synced to production. The
theme is only active on WordPress.org/documentation/, so it can carry
them, and they deploy with the rest of the site's code.
They cannot go into the Support HelpHub plugin: it also runs on the
locale support sites, where the search redirect would take over forum
searches.
The new namespace keeps the functions from colliding with the old
mu-plugin while both are deployed.
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Runs the documentation theme and Support HelpHub, and imports the live
site's categories, pages, articles, and version pages over the REST API
on first start. The standalone repository committed 15 MB of WXR exports
for this, most of it attachments and comment history.
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Ports the standalone repository's lint workflow, and fails when the
committed build output does not match a fresh build.
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The theme now has a matrix entry in js-css-lint.yml instead of a workflow
of its own, so it picks up the pinned actions and read-only permissions.
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The missing brace left the attributes as invalid JSON, so the parser
discarded them and the editor flagged the block as invalid.
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…m markup
The breadcrumbs group in the header part had the same unclosed `style`
object as the comment form group, so the parser discarded its attributes
and the flex layout never applied. The logged-in feedback note closed its
first paragraph twice instead of opening the second.
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Review comments at @environments/package.json:
- Line 33: Update the documentation:refresh script to remove the import gate
with an operation that succeeds when the option is absent but still reports
genuine deletion failures; preserve the existing && chain so import-content.php
runs only after a successful deletion.
Review comments at
@wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-documentation-2022/functions.php:
- Line 328: Apply wp_kses_post() to $term_description in the return statement
before inserting it into the rendered block HTML, preserving the existing
wrapper markup and attributes.
- Line 218: Update the feedback-state check for feedback_submitted to unslash
the request value, accept it only when it is scalar, and use absint() to
determine whether submission is marked; ensure array values cannot make the
check truthy.
- Around line 268-269: Escape the raw display name before inserting it into the
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…ing category
On a topic page whose category is missing, get_term_by() returns false
and reading its term_id warns. Return the block's own output instead, as
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…ntent
The importer skips posts and terms that already exist, so a refresh fills
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See https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8368
What
Makes this repository the home of the WordPress.org/documentation/ theme, so that https://github.com/WordPress/wporg-documentation-2022 can be retired and we stop syncing between the two. The Support HelpHub plugin from that repository is already here and identical, apart from this repository's newer
phpcs:ignoreannotations, so it needs no changes.Theme
wporg-documentation-2022intothemes/pub/, verbatim first (WordPress/wporg-documentation-2022@7ee3f93) so the later commits show exactly what changed.@wordpress/scriptsStylelint config, with no behavior changes.@wordpress/scripts36 on Node 24 and commitsbuild/, following wporg-plugins-2024, with the lockfile committed for reproducible builds. A small webpack plugin gives every emitted file a final newline.style.cssversion. Stylesheets are already versioned byfilemtime()and scripts by their.asset.phphash, so nothing relied on it.Redirects
site-documentation.php, an mu-plugin a private script synced to production, moves into the theme asinc/redirects.php: the global-search redirect plus 71 old-URL redirects, unchanged. The theme is only active on /documentation/. The redirects can't go into Support HelpHub, because that plugin also runs on the locale support sites, where the search redirect would take over forum searches. A new namespace keeps the functions from colliding with the old mu-plugin while both are deployed.Development environment
environments/documentation, started withnpm run documentation:env start, runs the theme with Support HelpHub. On first start it imports the live site's 27 categories, 37 major releases, 7 pages, 321 articles, and 910 version pages over the REST API, keeping production post IDs. It replaces the 15 MB of WXR exports the standalone repository committed. The API only serves rendered HTML to logged-out requests, so that's what gets imported. The import only marks itself done once everything has arrived, and resumes on the next start otherwise.CI
The theme joins the matrix in
js-css-lint.yml, which lints its JS and CSS and fails if the committed build output doesn't match a fresh build. PHP is already covered by the repository-wide PHPCS job.Not carried over
The standalone repository's
composer.json,yarn.lockworkspace,wp-cli.local.yml,env/fixtures and setup script, and lighthouse scripts, all replaced by this repository's existing tooling. There are no translations to move: the site is English-only, and none of the theme's strings are in a translate.wordpress.org project today.Deploying
Merging changes nothing on the live site. /documentation/ keeps serving the GitHub-deployed copy at
wp-content/themes/wporg-documentation-2022until itsstylesheet_rootoption points at/themes/pub. Until then, the old mu-plugin keeps its redirects registered. The remaining steps are on the private side:wp theme list --url=wordpress.org/documentation/.wp option update stylesheet_root /themes/pub, then clear thetheme_rootstransient. Don't usewp theme activate, which is a no-op for the active slug, or a wp-admin theme switch, which would remap sidebars.site-documentation.phpand the GitHub copy of the theme, and retire the private sync script. Until the old copy is removed, pointingstylesheet_rootback at/themesis an instant rollback.Two things to check first, because I can't see them: whether the site has slug-keyed state (theme mods,
wp_template/wp_template_partposts), and how the deploy handlesthemes/pub. If there's no stored state, switching to a fresh slug normally would also work.Once this has shipped, wporg-documentation-2022's 7 open issues get closed with a pointer to Meta Trac, the same way as WordPress/HelpHub#369, and the repository gets archived.
Verification
phpcsagainst the root ruleset and--standard=WordPressis clean for every added PHP file. JS and CSS lint is clean.currentColor→currentcolor. The editor-onlyindex.jsdiffers only in minification./customization/renders the same as production./wp-admin/, becausewp_safe_redirect()doesn't allowwordpress.orgonlocalhost. On production it's the same host.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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