Block Hooks: Fix duplicated insertion in Post Content #69142
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What?
In the editor, hooked blocks are currently inserted twice into post content (when using the GB plugin on a WP
trunkinstall).This was likely introduced by #67272 and its Core counterpart,
[59523]. It was probably not discovered earlier as it requires testing GB against Coretrunk.Likely also affects Synced Patterns (#68058 and
[59543]), which are also fixed by this PR.Discovered while working on #69044, which is adding e2e test coverage for this exact scenario (and others).
Why?
It's a bug 🤷♂️
How?
By removing the
insert_hooked_blocks_into_rest_responsefilter before adding GB's own version,gutenberg_insert_hooked_blocks_into_rest_response.Testing Instructions
TBD
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
Screenshots or screencast