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Template activation: initialise old autosave and revisions endpoints #72680

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Template activation: initialise old autosave and revisions endpoints
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ellatrix committed Oct 24, 2025
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34 changes: 33 additions & 1 deletion lib/compat/wordpress-6.9/template-activate.php
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Expand Up @@ -30,9 +30,41 @@ function gutenberg_maintain_templates_routes() {
// This should later be changed in core so we don't need initialize
// WP_REST_Templates_Controller with a post type.
global $wp_post_types;
// Register the old templates endpoints. The WP_REST_Templates_Controller
// and sub-controllers used linked to the wp_template post type, but are no
// longer. They still require a post type object when contructing the class.
// To maintain backward and changes to these controller classes, we make use
// that the wp_template post type has the right information it needs.
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_base = 'templates';
$controller = new Gutenberg_REST_Old_Templates_Controller( 'wp_template' );
// Store the classes so they can be restored.
$original_rest_controller_class = $wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_controller_class;
$original_autosave_rest_controller_class = $wp_post_types['wp_template']->autosave_rest_controller_class;
$original_revisions_rest_controller_class = $wp_post_types['wp_template']->revisions_rest_controller_class;
// Temporarily set the old classes.
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_controller_class = 'WP_REST_Templates_Controller';
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->autosave_rest_controller_class = 'WP_REST_Template_Autosaves_Controller';
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->revisions_rest_controller_class = 'WP_REST_Template_Revisions_Controller';
// Initialize the controllers. The order is important: the autosave
// controller needs both the templates and revisions controllers.
$controller = new Gutenberg_REST_Old_Templates_Controller( 'wp_template' );
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_controller = $controller;
$revisions_controller = new WP_REST_Template_Revisions_Controller( 'wp_template' );
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->revisions_rest_controller = $revisions_controller;
$autosaves_controller = new WP_REST_Template_Autosaves_Controller( 'wp_template' );
// Unset the controller cache, it will be re-initialized when
// get_rest_controller is called.
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_controller = null;
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->revisions_rest_controller = null;
// Restore the original classes.
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_controller_class = $original_rest_controller_class;
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->autosave_rest_controller_class = $original_autosave_rest_controller_class;
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->revisions_rest_controller_class = $original_revisions_rest_controller_class;
// Restore the original base.
$wp_post_types['wp_template']->rest_base = 'wp_template';

// Register the old routes.
$autosaves_controller->register_routes();
$revisions_controller->register_routes();
$controller->register_routes();

// Add the same field as wp_registered_template.
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