wp-env doesn't use WP_TESTS_EMAIL nor WP_TESTS_TITLE from .wp-env.json

[MrJnrman]

Description

According to the documentation, I should be able to define my admin email and blog title per environment using WP_TESTS_EMAIL and WP_TESTS_TITLE respectively. This is not the case in practice. The blog title will default to the parent folder from which wp-env is called and the admin email will always be set to [email protected]

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

1. Clone this repo
2. Navigate to the env package using cd packages/env
3. Install dependencies using npm i
4. Create a .wp-env.json file in the root of the package folder with the contents below:

{
	"phpVersion": "7.4",
	"core": null,
	"plugins": [],
	"config": {
		"WP_TESTS_EMAIL": "[email protected]",
		"WP_TESTS_TITLE": "Development"
	},
	"env": {
		"development": {},
		"tests": {
			"config": {
				"WP_TESTS_EMAIL": "[email protected]",
				"WP_TESTS_TITLE": "Testing"
			}
		}
	}
}

6. Build your environment by running ./bin/wp-env.
7. Navigate to localhost:8888 / localhost:8889 and observe that the blog title doesn't match what is defined in .wp-env.json for the respective environment.
8. Navigate to localhost:8888/wp-admin/users.php / localhost:8889/wp-admin/users.php and observe that admin email is still set to [email protected]

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Yes

Please confirm that you have tested with all plugins deactivated except Gutenberg.

No

[t-hamano]

Related PR: #42421

[LeonAdato]

I'm also having this problem.

Given that some of the tests require an email registration process;

AND that changing the default email requires a confirmation first from "wordpress@examplecom" (which is never going to happen)

This makes it impossible to test certain use-cases.

Being able to pre-set the admin email is an important (if not crucial) feature.