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Editor: Fix stale preview tab under Document-Isolation-Policy and re-enable client-side media e2e on Chromium 148+ (#79495)
Co-authored-by: adamsilverstein <adamsilverstein@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: jsnajdr <jsnajdr@git.wordpress.org>
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‎packages/editor/src/components/post-preview-button/index.js‎

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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import { VisuallyHidden } from '@wordpress/ui';
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*/
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import { store as editorStore } from '../../store';
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function writeInterstitialMessage( targetDocument ) {
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function buildInterstitialMarkup() {
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let markup = renderToString(
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<div className="editor-post-preview-button__interstitial-message">
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<SVG xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 96 96">
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*/
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markup = applyFilters( 'editor.PostPreview.interstitialMarkup', markup );
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return markup;
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}
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function writeInterstitialMessage( targetDocument, markup ) {
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targetDocument.write( markup );
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targetDocument.title = __( 'Generating preview…' );
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targetDocument.close();
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}
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/**
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* Resolves the preview window's `document`, working around
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* `Document-Isolation-Policy` (DIP) isolation.
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*
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* The editor screen is served with `Document-Isolation-Policy:
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* isolate-and-credentialless` to enable cross-origin isolation. This places the
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* editor tab and an already-open preview tab in separate agent clusters, so
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* synchronous access to a reused preview tab's `document` throws a
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* `SecurityError`. Navigating the reused tab back to `about:blank` returns it to
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* the opener's agent cluster and restores access. That navigation is
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* asynchronous and we can't attach a cross-isolation `load` listener, so poll
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* the `document` access (the operation that throws) until it succeeds, up to a
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* short timeout.
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*
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* @param {Window} previewWindow The preview window/tab.
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*
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* @return {?Document} The reachable preview document, or `null` if it never
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* becomes reachable within the timeout.
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*/
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async function getPreviewDocument( previewWindow ) {
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// A freshly opened tab is already on `about:blank` and accessible, so this
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// succeeds on the first preview without any reset.
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try {
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return previewWindow.document;
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} catch {
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// The reused preview tab is isolated from the editor; reset it below.
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}
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previewWindow.location = 'about:blank';
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const timeoutMs = 1000;
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const intervalMs = 50;
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const deadline = Date.now() + timeoutMs;
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do {
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await new Promise( ( resolve ) => setTimeout( resolve, intervalMs ) );
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try {
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return previewWindow.document;
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} catch {
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// Navigation to `about:blank` hasn't completed yet; keep polling.
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}
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} while ( Date.now() < deadline );
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return null;
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}
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/**
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* Writes the preview interstitial into the preview window, working around
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* `Document-Isolation-Policy` (DIP) isolation.
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*
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* The interstitial is a progressive enhancement: if the document never becomes
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* reachable we simply skip it, and the caller still navigates the preview to the
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* real content.
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*
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* @param {Window} previewWindow The preview window/tab.
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*/
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async function writeInterstitialIntoPreviewWindow( previewWindow ) {
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const previewDocument = await getPreviewDocument( previewWindow );
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if ( previewDocument ) {
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writeInterstitialMessage( previewDocument, buildInterstitialMarkup() );
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}
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}
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/**
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* Renders a button that opens a new window or tab for the preview,
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* writes the interstitial message to this window, and then navigates
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// https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#dom-window-focus
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previewWindow.focus();
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writeInterstitialMessage( previewWindow.document );
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await writeInterstitialIntoPreviewWindow( previewWindow );
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const link = await __unstableSaveForPreview( { forceIsAutosaveable } );
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‎test/e2e/specs/editor/blocks/image.spec.js‎

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@@ -648,7 +648,14 @@ test.describe( 'Image', () => {
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await expect( urlInput ).toHaveValue( 'https://example.com' );
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} );
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test( 'should upload external image to media library', async ( {
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// TODO: Re-enable once client-side external-image upload lands. With CSM
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// active on Chromium 148+, "Upload to Media Library" routes the external
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// URL through the client-side pipeline, which does not yet finalize to a
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// /wp-content/uploads/ URL. Fixed by
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// https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/79407; re-introduce the
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// CSM-aware coverage there.
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// eslint-disable-next-line playwright/no-skipped-test
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test.skip( 'should upload external image to media library', async ( {
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editor,
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} ) => {
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await editor.insertBlock( {

‎test/e2e/specs/editor/various/client-side-media-processing.spec.js‎

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const path = require( 'path' );
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const fs = require( 'fs/promises' );
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const os = require( 'os' );
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const { createRequire } = require( 'node:module' );
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const { pathToFileURL } = require( 'node:url' );
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const { v4: uuid } = require( 'uuid' );
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/**
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* Resolves the `wasm-vips` entry point from the `@wordpress/vips` package,
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* which declares it as a direct dependency. This works whether or not
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* `wasm-vips` hoists to the repository root `node_modules` (it does not in a
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* clean CI install), so the dynamic import below resolves reliably.
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*
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* @type {string}
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*/
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const wasmVipsEntry = pathToFileURL(
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createRequire( require.resolve( '@wordpress/vips/package.json' ) ).resolve(
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'wasm-vips'
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)
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).href;
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/**
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* WordPress dependencies
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*/
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* @return {Promise<{ width: number, height: number, hasGainmap: boolean }>} Probe result.
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async function probeUltraHdrUrl( url ) {
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const { default: Vips } = await import( 'wasm-vips' );
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const { default: Vips } = await import( wasmVipsEntry );
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const vips = await Vips( {} );
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const response = await fetch( url );
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if ( ! response.ok ) {
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typeof Worker !== 'undefined'
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);
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} );
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testInstance.skip(
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! isActive,
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'Client-side media processing is not active in this environment'
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await expect( snackbar ).toBeVisible( { timeout: 10_000 } );
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test( 'converts an opaque PNG to JPEG when image_editor_output_format is filtered', async ( {
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test( 'converts opaque PNG sub-sizes to JPEG when image_editor_output_format is filtered', async ( {
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'200x150_e2e_test_image_opaque.png'
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// With the filter active and no transparency, CSM transcodes
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// sub-sizes to JPEG and the server transcodes the main file.
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expect( media.mime_type ).toBe( 'image/jpeg' );
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// CSM uploads the original full-size file unchanged: the
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// image_editor_output_format filter only governs the generated
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// sub-sizes, matching core, which keeps the full-size attachment's
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// original MIME type. With no alpha channel, the sub-sizes are
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// transcoded to JPEG.
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expect( media.mime_type ).toBe( 'image/png' );
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expect( media.media_details.sizes.thumbnail.mime_type ).toBe(
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'image/jpeg'
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);
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expect( media.media_details.sizes.thumbnail.source_url ).toMatch(
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/\.jpe?g$/
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);
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'gutenberg-test-plugin-image-format-conversion-png-to-jpeg'
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test( 'converts a JPEG to WebP when image_editor_output_format is filtered', async ( {
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test( 'converts JPEG sub-sizes to WebP when image_editor_output_format is filtered', async ( {
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expect( media.mime_type ).toBe( 'image/webp' );
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// As with PNG-to-JPEG, the filter governs only the generated
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// sub-sizes; the full-size attachment keeps its original JPEG
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// MIME type. The sub-sizes are transcoded to WebP.
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expect( media.mime_type ).toBe( 'image/jpeg' );
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expect( media.media_details.sizes.medium.mime_type ).toBe(
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'image/webp'
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);
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expect( media.media_details.sizes.medium.source_url ).toMatch(
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/\.webp$/
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);
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// finalize. Without the fix, the block would keep the unscaled
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// original's URL and the assertion would fail.
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// Confirm the stored block URL was updated to a real uploaded file
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// after finalize. Without finalize, the block would keep the transient
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// blob URL (or the unscaled original) and srcset matching would fail.
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// The editor's default image size is `large`, so the block settles on
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// the large sub-size — a registered size that wp_calculate_image_srcset()
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// can match — rather than the -scaled full file; either satisfies the
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expect( blockUrl ).toMatch( /-scaled\.jpe?g$/ );
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expect( blockUrl ).not.toMatch( /^blob:/ );
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expect( blockUrl ).toMatch( /\/wp-content\/uploads\/.+\.jpe?g$/ );
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test( 'auto-rotates images based on EXIF orientation', async ( {
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‎test/e2e/specs/preload/post-editor.spec.js‎

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‎test/e2e/specs/preload/record-requests.js‎

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module.exports = { recordRequests, waitForRequestsToSettle };

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