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Template Part: Derive 'hasInnerBlocks' inside selector #58680
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// Set the postId block attribute if it did not exist, | ||
// but wait until the inner blocks have loaded to allow | ||
// new edits to trigger this. |
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The logic that this comment refers to was removed in #27910.
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This is a nice code improvement 🙇🏻
What?
PR updates the
TemplatePartEdit
component to derive the 'hasInnerBlocks' inside the selector.Why?
The component wasn't using any values from the object, so it's better to return
boolean
.Testing Instructions
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
Same