Support multiple wp versions #101
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Left to do: * Serve the correct server-hosted assets instead of a single, specific version of them (from /wp-content etc) * Fix the nightly build * Preserve the latest theme when building wp.data, not the hardcoded theme
Serving them from wp.data doesn’t add much value, but adds a lot of complexity.
This was referenced Jun 2, 2023
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Description
This Pull Request adds support for switching WordPress versions via a query parameter, e.g.
?wp=5.9.After applying:
build/wp-6.0.jsandbuild/wp-6.0.databuild/wp-6.0/scope:<number>/to appropriate subdirectory, e.g./wp-6.0/This PR comes with prebuilt assets for WordPress
5.9,6.0,6.1, and the currentnightlyrelease.